• If your monetary limit is up to $500,000, you will need to provide $100,000 coverage.
• If your monetary limit is $500,001 – $1,500,000, you will need to provide $500,000 coverage.
• If your monetary limit is greater than $1,500,000 you will need to provide $1,000,000 coverage.

• To apply for your license, you must create an account through the Georgia Online Application Services portal.

• HVAC licenses in Georgia are required to complete continuing education prior to each renewal. Also, Georgia has reciprocity agreements with Louisiana, South Carolina, and Texas.

*Contractors are required to pass two exams to be licensed in GA – The Business and Law Exam and the specific trade exam. 

Exam Overview

The Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class I and II) Exam is an open book 7 hour exam that requires an acceptable score to pass. To use your time efficiently in the exam, it is extremely helpful to prepare in-depth and have your book tabbed and highlighted prior to the exam. Highlighting, tabs and written notes in reference materials are permitted prior to arriving at the test site. However, during the exam you may not write in the reference materials.

Exam Topics

The Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class I and II) Exam is designed to assess the knowledge and competency of individuals seeking to become licensed contractors in Georgia. The exam usually consists of multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of construction and contracting, including:

• The Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class I and II) Exam course includes narrated highlighting guides, practice tests, theory, calculations, instructor support and test taking tips and strategies. Topics include Regulations, Laws, and Administrative Functions; System Design; Installation; Maintain and Repair System and more.

The exam is generally timed, and you will need to achieve a passing score to obtain your contractor’s license. Each state may have its own exam structure and content, so it’s essential to check with the Georgia Board for Licensing Contractors or the relevant licensing authority for the most up-to-date information on the exam’s specific requirements.

Before taking the exam, it’s advisable to study relevant reference materials

and gain practical experience in the construction field to increase your chances of success.

This online course is available in the comfort of your home using a detailed presentation that takes you through all the information you will need to pass the Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class I and II) Exam on your first try. You will have access to this course for a full year so you can study at your own pace. Our course is available 24/7 on mobile and desktop and is fully state and industry accredited by the [GA Contractor Licensing Board].

Brad Hodges is a licensed professional engineer with more than 15 years of experience in the nuclear and heavy equipment sectors. Brad is knowledgeable in ASME, IBC, IFC, IFGC, IMC, NFPA, and UMC codes and standards. In addition, his background in R&D, quality assurance, manufacturing, machine, and thermal design systems, project management, validation, and testing brings real-world experience relating concepts to students. Brad has a Master of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Tennessee and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in California, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, and Texas.