4 Hour HVAC Online Renewal Part 1 CE Course - Georgia

Course Description

4 Hour HVAC Online Renewal Part 1 CE Course – Georgia

Only $39 | Instant Certificate | 100% Online & Self-Paced | No Tests ✅

Get a focused 4-hour CE block for Georgia HVAC pros—perfect if you’re building toward a full 8-hour renewal with our Part 2 or taking the bundled 8-hour course. Study on any device, log in/out without losing your place, and download your instant certificate as soon as you finish. 1st Choice Continuing Education has helped thousands of licensees for 10+ years.


✅ Who Should Take This Course

  • Georgia Conditioned Air (HVAC) contractors and technicians

  • Class I (Restricted) and Class II (Unrestricted) HVAC professionals

  • Pros who want a 4-hour CE segment toward their renewal (pair with Part 2 to complete 8 hours)


✅ Georgia HVAC CE & Renewal — What to Know

  • Total CE typically needed: Many Georgia HVAC (Conditioned Air) credential holders complete 8 hours of CE each renewal cycle.

  • Renewal timing: Renew before your license expiration as posted in your state portal. (Deadlines vary by credential; always check your individual renewal date.)

  • Course format: 100% online, self-paced, and no tests.

  • Records: You’ll receive an instant certificate for your files.

If you need the full 8 hours, take Part 1 (this course) + Part 2, or choose the 8-Hour HVAC Renewal course.


✅ How to Renew Your HVAC License (Georgia)

Step 1 – Confirm Your Renewal Requirements
Check your Georgia renewal cycle and make sure you have the required continuing education for your license type. For Georgia HVAC licensees, the board refers to this as the Conditioned Air Contractor license. Georgia conditioned air contractors must complete 4 hours of continuing education per year, for a total of 8 hours per renewal, unless an exemption applies.

Step 2 – Complete Your CE Online
Finish your Georgia HVAC continuing education course online. Your progress can be saved so you can log in and out as needed while completing your hours.

Step 3 – Download and Save Your Certificate
After you complete the course, download your certificate of completion and keep it with your records. Georgia conditioned air contractors must maintain records confirming attendance and satisfactory completion for at least five years after the course is completed.

Step 4 – Report Your CE in CE Broker
As of January 1, 2026, Georgia licensees who are required to complete continuing education for renewal must register and report their continuing education into CE Broker and record all CE taken in their CE Broker account. The Georgia Secretary of State also strongly encourages licensees to load all CE activities and certificates before applying to renew.

Step 5 – Submit Your Renewal Application
Complete your renewal through Georgia’s online licensing system. For conditioned air contractors, renewal must be completed by November 30 of odd-numbered years, and a late renewal period runs from December 1 through December 31 of odd-numbered years.

Important Note: Georgia HVAC licensees must report on the renewal application whether all applicable continuing education requirements have been met, keep continuing education records for at least five years, and provide those records to the division if requested. As of January 1, 2026, licensees required to complete CE for renewal must also register and report their continuing education into CE Broker and record all CE taken in their CE Broker account.

Need help? Call or text 1-800-698-2770.


What You’ll Learn — Course Outline (4 Hours)

Section 1 — Georgia HVAC Licensing & Code Framework (1 Hr)

  • License classes (Class I vs. Class II) and scopes of work

  • CE expectations and renewal timelines

  • Georgia adoption of the International Mechanical Code (IMC) and amendments

  • Regulatory oversight & enforcement; permits and inspections

  • Legal/ethical responsibilities: contracts, documentation, consumer protection

Section 2 — Air Distribution & Duct Design (1 Hr)

  • Duct sizing basics (Manual D concepts)

  • Duct sealing/insulation in unconditioned spaces

  • Airflow balancing & pressure testing

  • Materials/supports; return air pathways & room pressurization

  • Duct leakage testing and energy-code coordination

Section 3 — Refrigerant Handling & Heat Pump Systems (1 Hr)

  • EPA 608 overview & refrigerant categories

  • Line set installation: sizing, brazing, evacuation, leak testing

  • Heat pump cycles & reversing valves

  • Charging methods (subcooling, superheat, weight-based)

  • Common failures (low charge, restrictions, compressor issues)

  • Recovery, recycling, and environmental compliance

Section 4 — HVAC Electrical Systems & Controls (1 Hr)

  • Circuit basics & load considerations for HVAC equipment

  • Reading wiring diagrams & control sequences

  • Thermostats: mechanical, digital, programmable, smart

  • Control boards & safety switches

  • Troubleshooting shorts/opens/trips and faulty components

  • Lockout/Tagout and safe electrical work practices


Why 1st Choice Continuing Education?

  • Only $39 — simple, upfront pricing

  • Instant certificate upon completion

  • 100% online & mobile-friendly

  • Log in/out anytime; progress saved

  • Live support: call or text 1-800-698-2770

  • ✅ Money-back guarantee


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Start (and finish) your Georgia HVAC CE Part 1 today—fast, practical, and field-ready.

Course Details

• Georgia HVAC Course
• 4 Credit Hours.
• Instant Access - Online Course.
• Study At Your Own Pace. Anytime.
• On Any Device. Phone, Tablet, or Computer.
• Hassle Free Navigation. Easy to Follow.
• Certificate emailed immediately upon completion.
• 1-800-698-2770 for any questions.

Features

• Georgia HVAC Course
• 4 Credit Hours.
• Instant Access - Online Course.
• Study At Your Own Pace. Anytime.
• On Any Device. Phone, Tablet, or Computer.
• Hassle Free Navigation. Easy to Follow.
• Certificate emailed immediately upon completion.
• 1-800-698-2770 for any questions.