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Usually the pilot, thermocouple or ignition. See common causes.
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Usually heat escaping through thin attic insulation.
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Careers
Build a meaningful career with a team dedicated to quality craftsmanship, professional growth, and protecting the homes in our communities.
A1 publishes a short list of what joining the crew includes. It does not publish a pay scale, a benefits booklet, or a paid-time-off policy. Those are part of the hiring conversation.
Field technicians are told to expect training on the job: inspections, cleaning, masonry repair, and fireplace repair.
A1 says it keeps teaching people who stay, and that a first role is not the last one. It does not publish a promotion calendar.
Technicians, the repair team, and the office are described as one operation. Scheduling and fieldwork are meant to stay in contact.
For field technicians, A1 describes the work as steady and the pay as competitive. No dollar range is printed here.
A1 Chimney & Roofing is chimney work and roof work, done by the same company. Field days are inspections, sweeps, repairs, and roofs. Office days are the calls, the schedule, and the follow-up. The two sides hand the job to each other.
A1 describes the crew as people who share the work and hold it to a clear standard: say what the house needs, then do that work carefully. More of the company story is on About Us.

These are the roles on A1’s careers list. A city, a schedule, and a salary are not printed on any of them. Apply, name the role, and the hiring team confirms the rest. This page does not add roofing openings that A1 has not listed.
Chimney inspections, chimney sweeps, masonry repair, fireplace repair, waterproofing, and chimney cap installation.
ApplyDiagnose chimney and fireplace damage, explain the repair, and complete the masonry, waterproofing, and fireplace work.
ApplyTake a chimney repair or installation from the schedule through the last day on site. Coordinate the customer, the crew, and the materials.
ApplySet schedules, keep field notes, and back the crews doing inspections, cleaning, masonry repair, and fireplace repair.
ApplyThe published duties are office work: customer calls, appointments, dispatch, job records, and follow-up for the inspection, cleaning, and repair teams.
ApplyThe company is wider than the five listings above. These are areas of the work, not open jobs.
Sweeps, inspections, repairs, caps, and the masonry around the chimney.
Roof inspections and roof repair sit with the same company. A separate roofing job is not on the list above.
Calls, appointments, and the day’s routes. The General Manager listing is the office role A1 describes.
A written price before the work starts. A1 does not publish a separate sales opening.
Materials, timing, and the handoff between the office and the crew on site.
Interview steps and onboarding requirements are not published.
Some field roles are written for people who already know chimney work. A1 also says field technicians get hands-on training. Say what you have done on the form. Roofing experience is welcome. This page does not list a separate roofing opening.
A city is not printed on the role list. Name the area you can work in on the form. Offices A1 publishes are on the store locator. An office on that map is not a promise that the office is hiring.
You send the form. If the hiring team wants to talk, they contact you at the phone or email you entered. Further interview steps are not published.
Hands-on training and continued learning are what A1 publishes. A course list is not.
The form asks for one preferred role. Use the note if a second role also fits. A1 has not published a rule against that.
When the form sends, this page shows a confirmation and the message goes to office@calla1.com. If it does not send, call (855) 8-CALL-A1.
Tell us the role and where you can work. A resume is optional. Or call (855) 8-CALL-A1.

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