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Louisiana 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

Mechanical Contractor

Renewal1, 2, or 3 years (licensee chooses at renewal). Expires on the anniversary of the original issue date. 15-day grace without penalty; after that a delinquent fee up to $50. Not renewable after one year past expiration — reapply. Optional $100/year construction-education dedication fee may appear on the renewal form (opt-out election).Source: legis.la.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsLSLBC’s published licensing booklet focuses CE language on residential construction contractors (6 hours annually). Mechanical/commercial CE is not stated as a requirement in that booklet — confirm on your renewal notice.Not confirmedSource: lslbc.louisiana.gov · as of
Fees
  • Examination (max): $50
  • License (max): $100
  • Renewal (max): $100
  • Delinquent (max): $50
Source: legis.la.gov · as of · Fee ceilings in La. R.S. 37:2156; Board may charge up to these amounts.

Approved CE provider lists (official)

    What we couldn't confirm yet

    We only publish what we can tie to an official source. These items aren't published anywhere we could verify, so ask the office listed:

    • Exact current LSLBC exam/license dollar amounts if the Board charges less than the statutory caps.
      Ask: LSLBC · (225) 765-2301 (contact source, as of )

    FAQ

    License/renewal fee caps?

    Statute caps license and renewal at $100 each (confirm Board’s current charge).

    CE for mechanical?

    Residential contractors have a 6-hour CE rule; mechanical CE is not stated in the Board’s licensing booklet — check your renewal notice.

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

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