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Maryland 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

HVACR Journeyman

RenewalEvery 2 years. Expires the first October 1 after issue that falls in an odd-numbered year, then renews for two-year terms. Pay the renewal fee, file the renewal app, and show insurance (§9A-402). Restore within 4 years of expiration with renewal/reinstatement fee.Source: mgaleg.maryland.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsBoard education page: Maryland HVACR does not require continuing education credits.Source: labor.maryland.gov · as of
Fees
  • Journeyman: $25
  • Journeyman Restricted (per area): $25
  • Apprentice: $12
Source: labor.maryland.gov · as of · Nonrefundable fees as of July 1, 2025.

HVACR Master

RenewalEvery 2 years. Same odd-year October 1 cycle as journeyman. Inactive status available at renewal if you stop providing services.Source: mgaleg.maryland.gov · as of
CE hours & topicsNo CE credits required.Source: labor.maryland.gov · as of
Fees
  • Master: $94.50
  • Limited: $94.50
  • Master Restricted (per area): $31.50
  • Inactive license: $31.50
Source: labor.maryland.gov · as of

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:

    • Whether renewal dollar amounts differ from the July 1, 2025 original-license fee schedule (statute says “renewal fee established by the Board”).
      Ask: MD HVACR Board (contact source, as of )

    FAQ

    Renewal cycle?

    Two-year terms; expires the first October 1 in an odd-numbered year after issue.

    CE?

    The Board does not require continuing education credits.

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

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