Job Listing: Shelter Air Hiring Administrative Assistant (Locally and Woman Owned Heating/Cooling Company)

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Administrative + Marketing Assistant

Type: Part-Time to Full-TimePay: $20-$25/hr Commensurate with Experience
Location: In-Person, 134 Main Street (above the Beacon Creamery, Beacon, NY)
Apply: Email Cover Letter and Resume to info@shelter-air.com

Who:

Shelter Air is a woman-owned local HVAC and indoor air quality company serving Beacon and the Hudson Valley. They specialize in high-efficiency heat pumps, mini-splits, ducted and ductless systems, spray foam insulation, air sealing, and whole-home ventilation.

Founded by Kimberly Sevilla, a biochemist turned certified HVAC expert, Shelter Air brings a deep understanding of building science to every project. We’re BPI- and NATE-certified, and a proud NYSERDA-approved contractor. That means we don’t just install systems—we design healthy, high-performance homes from the ground up.

Description:

Do you love being organized, making things happen, and caring deeply about the planet?

Shelter Air is looking for a Rockstar Admin who loves nerding out on paperwork, specifically NYSERDA paperwork, applications and followups. If you’ve got a knack for spreadsheets, and sustainability, please apply.

Please send a Cover Letter and Resume: info@shelter-air.com

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Business Directory Highlight: Insulating A Hot Attic And Adding A Mini Split (Shelter Air)

Shelter Air owner Kimberly Sevilla, an energy Auditor, provides benefits of insulating an attic.

Editor’s Note: From time to time, ALBB produces videos with our member advertisers in the Business Directory or Things To Do In Beacon Guides to bring you something extra spicy, or energy you need. This is one such video. Check our Media Kit if interested in playing.

Shelter-Air owner Kimberly Sevilla came over to Katie’s attic during the Heat Wave to speak to ALBB Readers about ways to insulate the attic; the benefits of insulating the attic to make the house more efficient in heating and cooling it; and programs to consider for rebates and grants for low to moderate income earners. Shelter-Air is independent and woman-owned, and ALBB Business Directory Member.

Kimberly is an Energy Auditor certified by the Building Performance Institute (BPI). She also works with The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA).

“I go into people’s homes and look for ways to improve their performance in their home so that it uses less energy to heat and cool,” she told ALBB. “Instead of putting a box into an inefficient house, is I make the house more efficient, and then I put the box in.”

She also well-versed in the NYS Clean Heat Program from New York State, that incentives purchasing and installing a heat pump through rebates and financing options so you can lower your bills and stay comfortable all year long. NYS Clean Heat rebates can be combined with federal tax credits included in the Inflation Reduction Act. She also mentions the EmPower Program for low to moderate income earners.

Ask Kimberly all about it, from financing to cooling, she can recommend you to the best solution. Call or Text: 845.204.8679 Website | Email

Shelter Air, The Woman-Owned HVAC Company, Joins ALBB's Business Directory As Sponsor

Welcome new Member Sponsor, Shelter Air! ALBB first met owner Kimberly Sevilla over in Tin Shingle land (our sister media empowerment company) when Kimberly was working for a large HVAC company in the region, gaining more knowledge to eventually go out on her own.

It is with beams of pride 🌈 that we introduce to you her HVAC company, Shelter Air, specializing in Heating, Cooling and Home Performance. “We’re BPI- and NATE-certified, and a proud NYSERDA-approved contractor,” Kimberly says. “That means we don’t just install systems—we design healthy, high-performance homes from the ground up.”

Kimberly has a wide background in chemistry, engineering, fashion design, floral health, entrepreneurship, and then, indoor air quality solutions. Read all about how she came to found Shelter Air here, but during the pandemic, she discovered the absolute necessity for indoor air quality solutions in homes. “With my chemistry background and a keen interest in thermodynamics and building science, I didn’t merely dip my toe, I plunged head-first into creating the best systems for my clients I could find. As an INTJ, my analytical mind thrived, and I mastered, load calculations, system design, and ductwork design. I identified significant gaps in the industry and envisioned more efficient, holistic, customer-centric approaches. Fueled by my passion for improvement, I forged my own path, ultimately establishing Shelter Air.”

Kimberly is an LGBTQ + ally and is passionate about supporting underrepresented individuals in trades. She owned a floral shop in Brooklyn, Rose Red & Lavender, where she invested in her community and thriving in fostering the spirit of togetherness. A resident of Cold Spring, her eyes dance in Beacon, where she wants to improve as many homes as possible.

Says Nancy Karp, a customer of Shelter Air: “Kimberly has been great to work with. She explains all options in a clear and understandable way. We are looking to replace a 40 yr old boiler with something more efficient and environmentally responsible. I strongly recommend Shelter Air as your guidance in this often confusing area.”

Shelter Air is a sponsor of ALBB’s Business Directory Level 3. To join our program, click here.