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Idaho HVAC License Renewal: Deadlines, Fees and CE

The HVAC Contractor (Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board) renews every 3 years, has a renewal fee of about $150 and requires a bond of $2,000 (verify with the board). The HVAC Journeyman (Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board) renews every 3 years and has a renewal fee of about $75. Fees change, so check the official site for the exact amount.

Full rule details
Verified dataLast checked Oct 17, 2026, next review due July 2027

Informational: verify with the issuing board.

HVAC Contractor

Contractor · State license · Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board

Renewal cycle
Every 3 years
Continuing education
Not required
Deadline rule
Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).
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Grace period
No grace period stated. An expired certificate may be revived within one year of the first day of the final month of the certification period (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).

Fees, approximate

Renewal fee
About $150
Late fee
Reinstatement fee for an expired license is about $225 (HVAC Board fee table); the fee is in addition to the renewal fee.
Reinstatement
Show the details (amounts are approximate)Pay the reinstatement fee (about $225 per fee table) plus the renewal fee and any outstanding penalties; revival must occur within one year (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).

Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

Why approximate?

Boards change fees often and some charge extra processing fees. We show a recent amount so you can plan.

Bond
Required: $2,000. Verify the amount with the board.
Insurance
Not required
Reciprocity
DOPL HVAC FAQ: Idaho does not have a reciprocal licensing agreement for HVAC (answer 'No').
Notes

Renewal fee $150 per 3-year term (Board fee table). Requires journeyman experience and exam. Specialty Contractor and Limited Heating Specialty Contractor carry the same $225/$150/$225 fees and 3-year term. Application fee $35; initial license fee $225. Idaho Code 54-5013 still states a 24-month certificate term and a $35 revival fee, which differs from the Board fee table term and reinstatement fees; the Board fee table is used. The HVAC Board page states that the Board moves to biennial licensure on October 30, 2026, with renewals expiring on the licensee's birthday and the renewal fee charged for whole years; the DOPL notice for this change says licenses valid for more than two years are not affected. Check the new expiration date in the DOPL online account after renewing. The exact expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account.

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HVAC Journeyman

Journeyman · State license · Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board

Renewal cycle
Every 3 years
Continuing education
Not required
Deadline rule
Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).
Show fees, grace period, bond and insurance
Grace period
No grace period stated. An expired certificate may be revived within one year of the first day of the final month of the certification period (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).

Fees, approximate

Renewal fee
About $75
Late fee
Reinstatement fee for an expired license is about $150 (HVAC Board fee table); the fee is in addition to the renewal fee.
Reinstatement
Show the details (amounts are approximate)Pay the reinstatement fee (about $150 per fee table) plus the renewal fee and any outstanding penalties; revival must occur within one year (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).

Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

Why approximate?

Boards change fees often and some charge extra processing fees. We show a recent amount so you can plan.

Bond
Not required
Insurance
Not required
Reciprocity
DOPL HVAC FAQ: Idaho does not have a reciprocal licensing agreement for HVAC (answer 'No').
Notes

Renewal fee $75 per 3-year term. Journeyman needs 8,000 hours plus 576 classroom hours, or 16,000 hours of experience, and the exam. Specialty Journeyman and Limited Heating Specialty Journeyman also $150/$75/$150, 3 years. Application fee $35; initial license fee $150. Idaho Code 54-5013 still states a 24-month certificate term and a $35 revival fee, which differs from the Board fee table term and reinstatement fees; the Board fee table is used. The HVAC Board page states that the Board moves to biennial licensure on October 30, 2026, with renewals expiring on the licensee's birthday and the renewal fee charged for whole years; the DOPL notice for this change says licenses valid for more than two years are not affected. Check the new expiration date in the DOPL online account after renewing. The exact expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account.

How to renew

  1. 1Check your HVAC Contractor deadline: Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).
  2. 2Confirm your bond meet the board requirements and are not expiring.
  3. 3Renew online at https://edopl.idaho.gov/OnlineServices/
  4. 4Pay the renewal fee on the official site. Expect about $150, but fees change.
  5. 5If you miss the deadline: Reinstatement fee for an expired license is about $225 (HVAC Board fee table); the fee is in addition to the renewal fee.
  6. 6Check your HVAC Journeyman deadline: Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)).
  7. 7Pay the renewal fee on the official site. Expect about $75, but fees change.
  8. 8If you miss the deadline: Reinstatement fee for an expired license is about $150 (HVAC Board fee table); the fee is in addition to the renewal fee.

Idaho HVAC renewal questions

Answers come from the records above. Informational: verify with the issuing board.

When does an Idaho HVAC license expire?

HVAC Contractor: renews every 3 years. Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)). HVAC Journeyman: renews every 3 years. Fee table term is 3 years; the expiration date is shown in the licensee's DOPL online account. Renewal may be requested up to 60 days before expiration (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)). Check with Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board before you rely on it.

How many CE hours does an Idaho HVAC license need?

HVAC Contractor: no CE required. HVAC Journeyman: no CE required. Check with Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board before you rely on it.

Is there a grace period for an Idaho HVAC license?

No grace period stated. An expired certificate may be revived within one year of the first day of the final month of the certification period (Idaho Code 54-5013(2)). Check with Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board before you rely on it.

How much does it cost to renew an Idaho HVAC license?

HVAC Contractor: About $150. Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

What happens if an Idaho HVAC license expires?

Reinstatement fee for an expired license is about $225 (HVAC Board fee table); the fee is in addition to the renewal fee. Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

Does Idaho accept HVAC licenses from other states?

DOPL HVAC FAQ: Idaho does not have a reciprocal licensing agreement for HVAC (answer 'No'). Check with Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL) - HVAC Board before you rely on it.

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Informational only. Check it with the issuing board. Licensing rules, deadlines and CE requirements change, fee amounts are approximate, and this page can be out of date. It is not legal advice, and we are not affiliated with any state board. Read the disclaimer.

This information is here to help you plan, not to replace the board. Fee amounts are approximate and may be out of date. Deadlines and continuing education rules change too, sometimes without much notice. Always confirm with your licensing board and its official site before you rely on a date or an amount. This is not legal advice.

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