How to get HVAC master license in va?
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For electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas fitting, liquefied petroleum gas fitting and natural gas fitting the qualified individual of the company also has to get a tradesman license. At the end of this section you'll find information on how to get this license. \n\nContractor's license fees: It will cost $60 to take the Class A exam. The Class B exam costs $40. A Class A license costs $230 and a Class B license is $205, both nonrefundable. A Class C certificate costs $150 nonrefundable. All are good for two years. \n\nIf you have a valid license in another state the Board may grant you a Virginia license by reciprocity. Requirements for this vary so you'll need to check with the Board. \n\nDepartment of Professional and Occupational Regulation\nBoard for Contractors\n3600 West Broad Street\nP. O. Box 11066\nRichmond, VA 23230-1066\n(804) 367-2945\nFax: (804) 367-2474 \nhttp://www.state.va.us/dpor/ \n\nThe Tradesman Licensing Section of the Board for Contractors issues journeyman and master licenses for the electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas fitting, natural gas fitting and liquid petroleum gas fitting trades. You must pass an exam to get any of these licenses. To qualify for a journeyman exam, you must have one of the following: \n\nFour years of practical trade experience and 240 hours of vocational training. You can substitute each year of experience (after the four years) for 80 hours of training, up to 200 hours. \n\nAn associate degree from a Department-approved program and two years of practical experience.\n \nAn bachelor's degree from a Department-approved program and one year of practical experience.\n \nTen years of documented Department-approved practical experience.\n \nTo qualify for a master exam you must have one of the following: \n\nOne year of experience as a licensed journeyman \nten years of documented Department-approved practical experience.\n \nExams are given by: \n\n PSI Examination Services\n3210 E. Tropicana\nLas Vegas, NV 89121\n(800) 733-9267\nFax: (702) 932-2666\nhttp://www.psiexams.com    \n\nContractor's license fees: It will cost $80 to take the exam. The initial tradesman license will cost $75. To add a trade designation to your current state-issued Virginia tradesman license.\n\nVirginia has a reciprocity agreement for electricians and plumbers licensed in North Carolina.
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List of available union apprenticeships, by State...\nhttp://www.unionjobs.com/trade/va/\nSearch local Service Employees Union...\nhttp://www.seiu.org/lookup/
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http://www.real-estate-career-info.com/real-estate-agent-in-maryland.html\n\nhttp://www.realestatelicenses.com/maryland-real-estate-licenses.htm
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You will want to go to your towns local website, they will have a list of local chapter(s) of HVAC unions in the Chamber of Commerce.
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You must first do your Apprenticeship \n\nPass the test to get your journeyman's License \n\nPass the test to get your Master License\n\nYou must pass an exam to get a license. To qualify for the master exam you must have at least five years of Department-approved plumbing experience and a Minnesota journeyman plumber license or a master plumber license in a state with requirements equal to those in Minnesota.\n\nTo qualify for the journeyman plumber exam you need four years of Department-approved plumbing experience. If you have a journeyman plumber license in another state you must have passed an exam and had four years of practical plumbing work experience to get the license.\n\nThe exams are based on the Minnesota Plumbing Code and Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4715. Part of the exams are open book from these references.\n\nAnyone contracting to do plumbing work must provide evidence of a $25,000 code compliance bond. You can get the bond application online at http://www.doli.state.mn.us/pe_license.html#bond.
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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Start with a HNC building studies course - 2 years part time from your local college - this will qualify you to be a technician or equivalent within the building industry. You can work your way up gradually from there, doing part time courses, but with the benefit of being employed at the same time. Otherwise its a fulltime/partime degree in surveying if thats your interest - followed by the exams for RICS (royal institute chartered surveyors) to become a chartered surveyor - that should take you no longer than 4 or 5 years full time.
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Look to your local  DHS for licensing requirements first, this will help you get started
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I dont know what ACC is, so I will work on the assumption it is a Community College.\nI enclosed a link for you to get your license online but there are many others.\nIf this doesn't work for you, try calling your preferred real estate company (someone you want to work for) and ask them. In my state, the agencies all offer classes; days, nights and some weekends, too.\nHTH
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Try these..\n\nhttp://www.realtybid.com/home/home.cfm  You can even sign up to have new listing e-mailed to you as they come on the market in your area..BUT a Realtor has to actually bid on the properties for you..\n\nhttp://www.ocwen.com/Home.cfm  this is the VA repo web site..\n\nYou might also contact a few of your local Realtors and have them e-mail you listings that come up..
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It depends on where you are located, if you are going to lease your own office or will you simply work from home, and the requirements of your city/county business offices.\n\nIf you are in the Los Angeles area, for example, you will be required to get the following  if you are starting a janitorial business (if it applies to your situation):\n\nBusiness License (Business Tax Certificate)\nBurglar Alarm Permit\nFire Department Permit - Fire Protection\nLand Use Permit\nZoning Approval\nFictitious Name Filing (DBA)\nAir Tanks Permit\nCorporation, Company or Partnership Filings (if considering)\nIndustrial Activities Storm Water General Permit\nSales & Use Permit (Seller's Permit)\nState EPA Identification Number\n\nThe point is that the licenses you need may be as simple or as complicated depending on the requirements of your city/county. Call them up or visit them and ask them the requirements you need to start a janitorial company.
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The County of Winchester VA has a website that you can check, http://www.winchesterva.gov/business.php and in it you can find information on permits, licenses, business registration and other requirements for starting a business\n\nTo assist you in starting a business in Winchester VA, you may want to check out the various agencies listed on this page specifically the Small Business Development Center http://www.winchesterva.org/businessdevelopment/smallbusiness.asp
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Veteran's Services:\n\nhttp://www.vba.va.gov/bln/21/Benefits/
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Look up the licensing requirements on your state department of licensing.  Your question is too vague but you can find the requirements for RE licensing on the state site.
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Fill out an application at the Local Operators Union Hall to be in the training program.  You do the training program and the apprenticeship program.
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Go to www.va.gov.  Fill in the blanks, print and fax.  Get it in the mail in about 2 weeks
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Contact Amerispec.  They have a full program that will allow you to become a licensed home inspector in less than a month.  Of course, you have to buy a franchise, etc.  But they can help you with that, too.