Maryland currently offers 3 separate HVAC licenses in these areas: – Apprentice – Journeyperson – Master Getting licensed (Apprentice) – Submit application online along with $10 fee. Getting licensed (Journeyperson) – Must have either served at least 3 years as…
Hawaii does not currently require HVAC technicians to obtain a license. Hawaii currently offers a C40 Refrigeration License. Prerequisites and steps to getting licensed: – Submit your application form here. Furnish insurance and financial information and pay the $50.00 application…
Idaho currently offers 2 separate licenses for HVAC technicians: – Apprenticeship – Journeyperson Prerequisites and steps to getting Apprenticeship license: – To register as an apprentice, you must fill out the application form here along with $50 fee. Prerequisites and…
No state license required to become HVAC technicians in Indiana. Note: Federal law requires EPA certification.
Iowa currently offers 3 separate licenses for technicians: Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master. Each license lasts for 2 years. Prerequisites and steps to getting licensed (Apprentice): – Must pass a criminal background check. – Have earned a high school diploma or…
No state license required to become HVAC technicians in Kansas. Note: Federal law requires EPA certification.
Kentucky currently offers 4 separate HVAC licenses: – Limited Journeyman Duct Mechanic – Limited Journeyman Installer Mechanic – Journeyman Mechanic – Master Contractor Prerequisites and steps to getting licensed (Journeyperson licenses): – Must have 2 years working experience and/or 3000…
No state license required to become HVAC technicians in Louisiana. Louisiana currently offers 3 separate licenses for HVAC contractors: – Residential – Commercial – Mechanical How to get licensed: – Submit the application form here and along with the…
No state license required to become HVAC technicians in Maine. Note: Federal law requires EPA certification. For more information, visit Maine.gov portal.
Massachusetts HVAC Technicians and Contractors License If you are working with more than 10 tons of refrigerant, Massachusetts currently offers 3 separate licenses: – Apprentice – Technician – Contractor Prerequisites for Apprentice – Must be at least 18 years old…