HVAC continuing education requirements by state
Pick a state to see the CE hours for its HVAC licenses, the required topics, who approves courses and how the hours are reported, as recorded from the board sources. Each page shows when we last checked it.
Informational: verify with the issuing board.
- Alabama HVAC CEAL4 hoursFull rule details
- Alaska HVAC CEAK8 hoursFull rule details
- Arkansas HVAC CEAR8 hoursFull rule details
- Delaware HVAC CEDE5 hoursFull rule details
- Florida HVAC CEFL14 hoursFull rule details
- Georgia HVAC CEGA8 hoursFull rule details
- Iowa HVAC CEIA8 hoursFull rule details
- Kentucky HVAC CEKY6 hoursFull rule details
- Mississippi HVAC CEMS2 hoursFull rule details
- Nebraska HVAC CENE12 hoursFull rule details
- New Hampshire HVAC CENH6 hoursFull rule details
- New Jersey HVAC CENJ5 hoursFull rule details
- New Mexico HVAC CENM16 hoursFull rule details
- Ohio HVAC CEOH10 hoursFull rule details
- Oklahoma HVAC CEOK6 hoursFull rule details
- Oregon HVAC CEOR16 to 32 hoursFull rule details
- Texas HVAC CETX8 hoursFull rule details
- Utah HVAC CEUT6 hoursFull rule details
- Vermont HVAC CEVT8 hoursFull rule details
- Virginia HVAC CEVA1 to 3 hoursFull rule details
States with no HVAC CE in our records
These states license HVAC work, but the license types we track list no continuing education. Check with the board before you rely on it.
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