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Connecticut 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

Heating / Piping / Cooling Journeyperson (e.g. S-2 path)

RenewalEvery 1 year. All heating, cooling and sheet metal work licenses expire August 31 annually. Renewal: contractor $150; journeyperson $120.Source: portal.ct.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsDCP’s occupational CE hub lists electrical and plumbing, not heating/cooling. C.G.S. 20-335 contemplates CE when regulations require it — none listed for HVAC on the CE page as of this check.Not confirmedSource: portal.ct.gov · as of
Fees
  • Journeyperson application (nonrefundable): $90
  • Annual renewal (journeyperson): $120
Source: portal.ct.gov · as of

Heating / Piping / Cooling Contractor (e.g. S-1)

RenewalEvery 1 year. Expires August 31 each year. Renewal fee $150.Source: portal.ct.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsNo heating/cooling CE course list on DCP’s CE page — confirm before renewal.Not confirmedSource: portal.ct.gov · as of
Fees
  • Contractor application (nonrefundable): $150
  • Annual renewal (contractor): $150
Source: portal.ct.gov · as of

Approved CE provider lists (official)

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    When?

    All expire August 31 each year.

    Fees?

    Renewal $150 contractor / $120 journeyperson.

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

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