Utah HVAC License Requirements
Your complete guide to HVAC licensing in Utah, including who needs a license, what it costs, and how to apply.
Utah HVAC License Summary
- Last updated: July 30, 2026
- Written by: James R. Leichter
- Reviewed by: Aptora Staff
License Types in Utah
H100: HVAC Contractor
Covers the fabrication, installation, and repair of complete warm air heating, air conditioning, ventilating, and refrigeration systems.
Requirements Overview
Requirements may vary by license type
- Complete 30-hour pre-license training
- Hold RMGA-equivalent certification
- Complete two years HVAC experience
- Pass required trade exams
- Register business and tax accounts
- Maintain liability and workers’ compensation
- Submit application and fees
Cost & Timeline Overview
Cost and timeline may vary by license type
$550 - $950
Estimated Cost Estimated upfront licensing costs
4 - 6 weeks
Estimated Timeline Typical time to complete licensing
Every 2 Years
Renewal Cycle How often renewal is required
6 Hours
Continued Education Ongoing education to maintain licensure
Average Salary & Wages for HVAC Tech in Utah
Based on the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and industry reports.
$60,000
Avg. Annual Salary Average yearly earnings for an HVAC technician
$83,500+
Top Earners' Salary Potential earnings for the top 10% of HVAC techs in the field
930+
Job Openings / Year Current HVAC hiring demand based on active job listings
HVAC Technician Salary by Experience
Top HVAC Training Programs & Schools
Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake City, UT
Davis Technical College
Kaysville, UT
Dixie Technical College
St. George, UT
Snow College
Richfield, UT
Ogden-Weber Technical College
Ogden, UT
Fortis College
Salt Lake City, UT
Utah Career Center
Salt Lake City, UT
Associated Builders and Contractors Utah Chapter
North Salt Lake, UT
Utah Valley University
Orem, UT
Bridgerland Technical College
Logan, UT
Reciprocity
Out-of-State Reciprocity
Utah DOPL offers licensure by endorsement for out-of-state contractors with equivalent credentials and active licenses in good standing.
Local Permits & Rules
Cities and counties may have additional permit requirements.
Common Mistakes
- Failing to take three hours live CE
- Omitting DOPL as certificate holder on liability
- Submitting experience affidavits without W-2 proof
- Exceeding the $7,000 unlicensed threshold
- Lapsing general liability coverage before biennial renewal
