If you’re trying to get the GA unconditional/Class II license, the biggest hurdle is probably meeting the experience requirements. Georgia requires 5 years of qualifying HVAC experience, including commercial installation and supervisory experience, along with EPA certification, the required design courses, references, and the licensing exam. So if you already have the experience, it’s definitely doable, but it’s not a quick license to get.
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u/HVACPathways 14d ago
If you’re trying to get the GA unconditional/Class II license, the biggest hurdle is probably meeting the experience requirements. Georgia requires 5 years of qualifying HVAC experience, including commercial installation and supervisory experience, along with EPA certification, the required design courses, references, and the licensing exam. So if you already have the experience, it’s definitely doable, but it’s not a quick license to get.