Obtain Your License

Pursuing a career in the HVAC field? Study at home for your Utah HVAC license exam with our fully online, user-friendly, and self-paced course.

Requirements To Complete

About This License

HVAC Contractor – Fabrication and installation of complete warm air heating and air conditioning systems, and complete ventilating systems.

Requirements to Obtaining Your License

Applicants are required to have 4 years of experience over the last 10 years under the supervision of a licensed contractor.

Applying For Your License

$110 nonrefundable to file an application for a license. The exam will cost you $110. Your first license is free and it’s good for two years, expiring July 31 of the even-numbered years.

Exam Details

  • To schedule your exam, contact PSI at 1-800-733-9267.
  • Exam has 75 questions and a 70% is required to pass.
  • Time limit is 3 hours.
  • Topics include warm air heating, ventilation systems, air conditioning systems, duct systems, chimney’s flue and vents, boilers, hot water piping, combustion air, controls/low voltage, fuel oil piping and storage, insulation, commercial kitchen venting, refrigerants, refrigerant piping, chilled and condenser water piping, and firestopping/penetration inspection.

Books and References for the Exam

These books are available for purchase from our online contractor’s bookstore or by calling our office at 1-800-952-0910.

References allowed at the test center:

  • 2012 International Fuel Gas Code
  • 2012 International Mechanical Code
  • Manual D
  • Manual J
  • Manual S

References used to create the exam but not allowed at the test center

  • Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  • Fundamentals of HVAC/R

Exam Review Education

We offer review for the Utah HVAC examinations in an online training format. The fee for the course is $199. The course includes sample figures, questions, math and calculations, as well as a highlighting guide for the approved references. For more information, or to order, contact our office at 1-800-952-0910.

Continuing Education

16 hours of related course work, with a minimum of 8 hours on current edition of the National Electric Code every even year.

Reciprocity Agreement

Limited agreements exists with Alaska, Minnesota, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Nebraska.

How It Works

1

Obtain pre-approval from the state (if applicable).

2

Purchase Exam Prep materials.

3

Schedule and pass your state exams.

4

Submit to the state your application, licensing fee, and proof of insurance.