In Florida, HVAC technicians must be licensed by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) in order to carry out air duct repair services. This 3.5-hour series of online HVAC training videos prepares technicians to gain practical knowledge of heating and cooling duct systems, understand the main aspects related to efficiency, comfort, health and safety, and receive practical advice on diagnosing, installing and repairing duct systems. The course covers topics such as inspection and testing, duct leak testing, system verification, cleaning dryer ducts, disinfecting ducts, removing insulation, updating duct designs, locating ducts and installing charging heat pumps, gas furnace service, oil furnace service, repair planning, sealing and duct testing, and special repair tips. Companies that offer air duct cleaning services must be licensed and certified by NADCA. While you don't need a license to clean air ducts, if you're considering becoming an HVAC technician or starting your own business in Texas or Florida, it's important that you understand the licensing requirements in your state.
This course aims to provide a practical knowledge of heating and cooling duct systems, an understanding of the main issues related to efficiency, comfort, health and safety, and practical advice on diagnosing, installing and repairing duct systems. Since heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system workers who only install, modify, or repair duct systems, control systems, or insulation systems are not required to have a license to work for an authorized contractor, having a license gives you a competitive advantage in the labor market. After an air duct repair service is completed, proper maintenance must be carried out to ensure that your home is kept in top condition. The frequency of air duct repair service depends on the size, function, and air quality requirements of your home or workspace. HVAC workers who only install, modify, or repair duct systems, control systems, or insulation systems do not need to have a license to work for an authorized contractor. In conclusion, it is important to understand the licensing requirements in your state if you are considering becoming an HVAC technician or starting your own business in Texas or Florida. Having a license gives you a competitive advantage in the labor market as well as providing assurance that the technician is qualified to carry out air duct repair services.
