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State Requirements

HVAC License Requirements
in New Jersey

Everything you need to know about HVAC licensing in New Jersey — from required certifications and exams to experience thresholds and application steps.

License RequiredEPA 608 Required

Key Takeaways

New Jersey requires a state HVAC license, but a federal EPA Section 608 certification is mandatory for anyone handling refrigerants. Local permits or registration may still apply.

  • State license: Required
  • EPA 608 certification: Required (federal)
  • 1 license type available
  • Regulated by: New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs
License Types
New Jersey HVAC Licenses
New Jersey offers 1 license type for HVAC professionals. Review the requirements for each below.
HVAC Contractor Registration
Required for HVAC contractors performing work in New Jersey.
0Exam required: No
Register with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs
Provide proof of liability insurance
Pass a background check
Regulatory Authority
Regulatory Body
New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs
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Additional Notes
New Jersey requires HVAC contractor registration rather than licensing. Local municipalities may require mechanical permits.
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