HVAC licenses in
Georgia
Georgia licenses HVAC contractors statewide.
Search Georgia HVAC contractor licenses (opens official site)
Official search run by Georgia State Board of Conditioned Air Contractors (Secretary of State) at goals.sos.ga.gov.
What the license should say
In Georgia you'll see one of these on an HVAC contractor's card, bid or truck:
- Class I conditioned air contractor (restricted)
- Individual; systems not exceeding 175,000 BTU of heating and 60,000 BTU of cooling.
- Class II conditioned air contractor (non-restricted)
- Individual; unrestricted.
Hiring a company, not a person?
A Class I or Class II conditioned air contractor license from the state board.
Doing it yourself
O.C.G.A. 43-14-13(d) lets an individual install, alter or repair plumbing, heating and air conditioning, utility or electrical and low-voltage wiring in a residential dwelling they own or occupy, but the work must still follow state law, board rules and local codes and permit requirements.
Before you hire
- Contractor licensing in Georgia (small-job limits, bonds, permits)
- How to check a license in Georgia, step by step
- Before-you-hire checklist (one page, free PDF)
- File a complaint about an HVAC contractor (opens official site)
Keep this handy
We'll email you the one-page before-you-hire checklist, plus occasional tips on hiring safely.