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How to get an HVAC license in North Dakota

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North Dakota Secretary of State, Contractor Licensing licenses HVAC contractors in North Dakota. A contractor license is required when a job is worth more than $4,000.

Who licenses HVAC work in North Dakota

CredentialState license
BoardNorth Dakota Secretary of State, Contractor Licensing official statement
Official lookupSearch HVAC licenses
When a license is neededA contractor license is required when a job is worth more than $4,000. source
License typesClass A (no limit per job), Class B (up to $500,000 per job), Class C (up to $300,000 per job), Class D (up to $100,000 per job)

How to get licensed

  1. Apply to North Dakota Secretary of State for a credential such as Class A (no limit per job), Class B (up to $500,000 per job) or Class C (up to $300,000 per job).
  2. A sworn statement of the applicant's experience and qualifications as a contractor; no minimum years stated. source
  3. Post a no state contractor bond: the contractor bond section of the law was repealed in 1995. source
  4. Carry certificate of liability insurance naming the ND Secretary of State as certificate holder, plus Workforce Safety and Insurance proof; no minimum amount stated. source
  5. Pay the class A contractor license application fee (no limit per job): $450. source
  6. Renewed every year on or before March 1. source

HVAC requirements in North Dakota

HVAC: exam, experience, bond, insurance, renewal and feesSources checked October 6, 2026
ExamNot found on an official source.
ExperienceA sworn statement of the applicant's experience and qualifications as a contractor; no minimum years stated. source
BondNo state contractor bond: the contractor bond section of the law was repealed in 1995. source
InsuranceCertificate of liability insurance naming the ND Secretary of State as certificate holder, plus Workforce Safety and Insurance proof; no minimum amount stated. source
RenewalRenewed every year on or before March 1. source
ReciprocityNot found on an official source.
Fees
  • $450 (Class A contractor license application fee (no limit per job)). source
  • $300 (Class B contractor license application fee (jobs up to $500,000)). source
  • $225 (Class C contractor license application fee (jobs up to $300,000)). source
  • Class D contractor license application fee (jobs up to $100,000). source
  • $90 (Class A annual renewal fee). source
  • $60 (Class B annual renewal fee). source
  • $45 (Class C annual renewal fee). source
  • $30 (Class D annual renewal fee). source
  • $50 (Late renewal penalty fee (renewal after March 1 and by June 1)). source

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Questions

Do you need an HVAC license in North Dakota?
North Dakota Secretary of State, Contractor Licensing licenses HVAC contractors in North Dakota. A contractor license is required when a job is worth more than $4,000.
How do I check an HVAC license in North Dakota?
The North Dakota Secretary of State, Contractor Licensing keeps the record for HVAC contractors in North Dakota. Use the official lookup on this page, and treat the board's own record as final.
How much does an HVAC license cost in North Dakota?
$450 (Class A contractor license application fee (no limit per job)). $300 (Class B contractor license application fee (jobs up to $500,000)). $225 (Class C contractor license application fee (jobs up to $300,000)). Class D contractor license application fee (jobs up to $100,000). $90 (Class A annual renewal fee). $60 (Class B annual renewal fee). $45 (Class C annual renewal fee). $30 (Class D annual renewal fee). $50 (Late renewal penalty fee (renewal after March 1 and by June 1)).
How much experience do you need for an HVAC license in North Dakota?
A sworn statement of the applicant's experience and qualifications as a contractor; no minimum years stated.
How often does an HVAC license renew in North Dakota?
Renewed every year on or before March 1.

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Sources

This is not a government site. The licensing board's own record governs; always confirm on the official lookup. Information as of October 6, 2026.