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Vermont HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical License Requirements
Last updated 2026. Requirements may change — always verify with your state licensing board.
HVACNot state-licensed
- Renewal
- Varies by municipality
- CE hours
- Varies by municipality
- Initial cost
- Varies by municipality
- License types
- None at state level — local licenses required
- Experience
- Varies by municipality
- Exam
- Varies by municipality
- Bond
- Varies by municipality
- Insurance
- Workers' comp required with employees under state law
- Reciprocity
- N/A — local licensing applies
- Board
- No statewide licensing authority
- Notes
- Local jurisdictions issue licenses
Plumbing
- Renewal
- Biennial
- CE hours
- Verify with board
- Initial cost
- ~$150
- License types
- Apprentice → Journeyman → Master Plumber
- Experience
- 4 years
- Exam
- State plumbing exam
- Bond
- Not required at state level
- Insurance
- Workers' comp required with employees; general liability recommended
- Reciprocity
- No formal reciprocity — verify with board
- Board
- Vermont Office of Professional Regulation — Plumbing Board
- Website
- sos.vermont.gov/opr
Electrical
- Renewal
- Biennial
- CE hours
- CE required
- Initial cost
- ~$150
- License types
- Apprentice → Journeyman → Master Electrician
- Experience
- 4 years
- Exam
- NEC-based exam
- Bond
- Not required at state level
- Insurance
- Workers' comp required with employees; general liability recommended
- Reciprocity
- No formal reciprocity — verify with board
- Board
- Vermont OPR — Board of Electricians
- Website
- sos.vermont.gov/opr
Vermont licenses plumbers and electricians at the state level through the Office of Professional Regulation. HVAC has no state license and falls to local jurisdictions.
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Vermont
Full Vermont guide →HVACNot state-licensed
- Renewal
- Varies by municipality
- CE
- Varies by municipality
- Cost
- Varies by municipality
- Board
- No statewide licensing authority
Plumbing
- Renewal
- Biennial
- CE
- Verify with board
- Cost
- ~$150
- Board
- Vermont Office of Professional Regulation — Plumbing Board
- Website
- sos.vermont.gov/opr
Electrical
- Renewal
- Biennial
- CE
- CE required
- Cost
- ~$150
- Board
- Vermont OPR — Board of Electricians
- Website
- sos.vermont.gov/opr
Requirements may change. Always verify with your state licensing board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Vermont have an HVAC license?
No statewide HVAC license. HVAC work is regulated by local jurisdictions only.
Who licenses electricians in Vermont?
The Vermont Office of Professional Regulation — Board of Electricians.