Executive search & leadership
Owners, general managers, market leaders, and senior operators.
For employers
SP² combines industry context with direct, relationship-led recruiting for permanent roles across Texas.
Discuss a searchPermanent placement
SP² agrees the search terms with the employer before beginning outreach and earns a placement fee when the agreed hiring outcome is achieved. SP² does not provide temporary labor, payroll, or employer-of-record services.
Roles we recruit
Owners, general managers, market leaders, and senior operators.
Territory managers, account executives, comfort advisors, and growth talent.
Service technicians, installers, controls specialists, and field professionals.
Service managers, project managers, estimators, dispatch, and branch leaders.
How it works
Each stage is built to keep expectations clear and introductions relevant.
We align on the role, the business context, and what success should look like after the hire.
We map the relevant Texas HVAC market and approach qualified people with discretion.
We assess experience, motivations, expectations, and fit before making an introduction.
We keep communication moving from the first conversation through offer and acceptance.
A strong kickoff
The more clearly the role and business need are defined, the more focused the search can be.
Employer questions
SP2 recruits permanent HVAC talent across leadership, sales and business development, skilled trades, operations, and project management.
SP2 works with HVAC contractors, distributors, and manufacturers, including businesses serving residential and commercial markets.
SP2 is rooted in Houston and serves employers across Texas.
Search terms are agreed with the employer before recruiting begins. SP2 earns a placement fee when the agreed hiring outcome is achieved.
No. SP2 focuses on permanent placement and does not provide temporary labor, payroll, or employer-of-record services.
SP2 uses discreet outreach and keeps employer and candidate conversations focused on the relevant opportunity. Candidate information is not presented without first discussing the opportunity with the candidate.
It helps to share the role, location, compensation, schedule, travel expectations, team structure, interview process, and why the hire matters to the business.
Discuss a search
Share the hiring need, location, and business context. We will use that information to begin a focused conversation.