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Arizona HVAC license renewal & CE

When to renew, how many CE hours you need, what topics count, and where to find approved courses. Checked .

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Renewal rules by license

CR-39 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (dual)

RenewalEvery 2 years. License fees cover two years. Late renewal adds $50. Keep the Recovery Fund assessment current on residential/dual classes.Source: roc.az.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsROC’s licensing-fee and applying pages do not list a continuing-education hour requirement for contractor renewals.Not confirmedSource: roc.az.gov · as of
Fees
  • Specialty dual (CR) new — application: $100
  • Specialty dual (CR) new — license: $380
  • Specialty dual (CR) new — Recovery Fund: $370
  • Specialty dual (CR) renewal — license: $380
  • Specialty dual (CR) renewal — Recovery Fund: $270
  • SRE exam (Gmetrix): $61
  • Trade exam (PSI): $66
Source: roc.az.gov · as of · New CR total $850 before exams/bond. Renewal CR total $650. Bond still required.

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    Renewal cost for CR-39?

    $650 every two years (license + Recovery Fund).

    CE?

    ROC doesn’t list CE hours for these renewals on the fee page.

    Not licensed yet? See How to get an HVAC license in Arizona.

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