download the new District of Columbia residential appliance installer license prep class

Please follow the instructions listed in your Candidate Information Bulletin or application materials.īelow is a summary of information and test center locations for the TX Residential Appliance Installer test.įor more complete candidate information you may download an Adobe Acrobat file by clicking the 'Download Candidate Information' button below.

This program requires pre-approval before you can sit for the exam. PSI is not responsible for candidates who mistakenly arrive at a test center for which they have not been scheduled and reserves the right to deny admission if a candidate arrives late for their exam. There may be more than one PSI test center in the city you have elected to test in. Please check your confirmation and verify which test center you have been scheduled for. Please contact TDLR at in order to apply and obtain your exam pre-approval. If you have not received pre-approval for this exam, it is required before you can proceed. If you have already been pre-approved to register for this exam, simply click on the 'View All My Activities' link and follow the instructions on the page. PSI will not be responsible for any personal items and suggests that you leave in a safe place of your choosing. You are allowed 4 hours to complete this examination.NOTE: NO personal items are to enter the testing center. You will need to answer 52 questions correctly in order to pass. There are 80 questions in the South Carolina HVAC license examination. Course Length: 8 Hours South Carolina Residential HVAC License Exam Content Outline Residential HVAC work includes A/C and Heat pump equipment, LP and Natural Gas, including piping, fuel oil appliances and piping, ductwork and other associated trades.ĭownload the Residential Contractor Candidate Information Bulletin, and find out more about exam fees and create an account with PSI. Once bonded, there is no dollar limit put on the residential specialty contractor for work performed. The South Carolina Residential HVAC License (Air Conditioning) is a specialty license, issued to an individual, not a business entity, for anyone engaging in residential HVAC work over $200, on residential buildings that are sixteen units or less, and do not exceed 3 stories.This license limits the individual to $5,000 per residential project, unless a surety bond of at least $10,000 is obtained from the Commission.

Download the new District of Columbia residential appliance installer license prep class