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Key Facts: VA HVAC Contractor Exam
50
General Exam Questions
Virginia DPOR
70%
General Passing Score
Virginia DPOR
71%
Specialty Passing Score
Class A only
8 hrs
Pre-License Education
All classes
$45K
Class A Net Worth
Or $50K bond
$120K
Class B Project Limit
Per project
About the VA HVAC Contractor Exam
The Virginia HVAC contractor license exam covers Class A, B, and C requirements including Virginia-specific regulations, general contractor knowledge, and the Class A specialty exam. All classes require 8 hours of pre-license education.
Questions
50 scored questions
Time Limit
100 minutes (General); 60 minutes (Class A Specialty)
Passing Score
70% (General); 71% (Specialty)
Exam Fee
Varies by class (Virginia DPOR)
VA HVAC Contractor Exam Content Outline
State Laws & Licensing
Virginia DPOR Class A/B/C requirements, net worth, bond alternatives, pre-license education, and USBC
Trade Knowledge
Refrigerant handling, load calculations, ductwork design, heat pump systems, and humidity management
Mechanical Codes & Energy
USBC/IMC compliance, IECC energy efficiency, venting, combustion air, and permit requirements
Safety & Business
OSHA safety, EPA regulations, contract law, consumer protection, and business operations
How to Pass the VA HVAC Contractor Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70% (General); 71% (Specialty)
- Exam length: 50 questions
- Time limit: 100 minutes (General); 60 minutes (Class A Specialty)
- Exam fee: Varies by class
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
VA HVAC Contractor Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Virginia contractor license classes?
Class A (unlimited, 5 yrs exp, $45K net worth), Class B (up to $120K/project, 3 yrs exp, $15K net worth), Class C (up to $10K/project, 2 yrs exp, no financial requirement).
How many exam portions must I pass?
Class A requires 3 portions (Virginia, General, Specialty). Class B requires 2 (Virginia, General). Class C requires only the 8-hour pre-license course with no exam.
Does Virginia require liability insurance?
No. Virginia does not require general liability insurance as a licensing condition, though it is strongly recommended for business protection.
What is the bond alternative to net worth?
Class A or B applicants who cannot prove net worth ($45K or $15K respectively) may post a $50,000 surety bond with DPOR as an alternative.