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Ben Gammon
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HVAC Certification - Mini Split Heat Pump - Cincinnati

Ben Gammon
  • Property Manager
  • cincinnati, OH
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Hey There, 

I was told that you don't have to get a permit to install your own Mini-Split Heat Pumps if you instead get certification for installing them. My understanding is that Johnstone Supply runs some courses to get certified. 

Does anyone know which course a person would need to take to become certified to install a Mini-Split Heat Pump so that they do not have to get a permit for installing them? 

Or does this sound like crazy talk? 

Thanks guys N gals! 

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Tom W.
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Tom W.
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Ben Gammon
You need to have EPA certification in order to purchase, install or service any type of HVAC equipment containing ozone depleting refrigerants. This has nothing to do will local code requirements.

Local codes will typically require you to pull building, electrical and plumbing permits to install any type of HVAC equipment.

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