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Do you have to be licensed to do HVAC in Texas?

In Texas, HVAC contractors are required to hold a state license issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The licensing process involves meeting certain qualifications, passing an exam, and adhering to specific regulations.

Can I transfer my HVAC license to Texas?

Texas has limited reciprocity with other states. It typically recognizes licenses from Louisiana and Arkansas but may require HVAC professionals from other states to take an exam to demonstrate their competency.

What states do not require HVAC license?

States that do not require an HVAC license include: Colorado. Illinois. Indiana. Kansas. Maine. Minnesota. Missouri. Nebraska.

How often should a HVAC system be inspected?

That depends on how much you use it, but ideally, you should schedule a professional HVAC inspection twice a year in spring to prepare for summer, and in fall to get everything in good shape for winter.

Do you need a permit to replace HVAC system in Texas?

A permit is required for all HVAC installations. 2. Repairs to air conditioning units do not require a permit (i.e. replacement of the coil, contactors, or charging the unit with Freon); however, when the condensing and/or the heating unit(s) are being replaced, a permit must be obtained.

What is the $5000 rule for HVAC?

The $5,000 rule is an industry-accepted rule for determining whether to repair or replace an HVAC system. Multiply the age of your equipment by its estimated repair cost. If the outcome is under $5,000, you should probably repair it. If over $5,000, you should replace it.

What are the new regulations for HVAC in 2025?

HVAC systems manufactured in 2025 and beyond will no longer use R-410A, the most common refrigerant in current residential air conditioning units and heat pumps. This is part of a global effort to reduce the environmental impact of refrigerants that contribute to global warming and ozone depletion.

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