HVAC Schools in Kansas (Top Programs Listed)

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HVAC Schools in Kansas

Kansas as a state does not require any license for HVAC technicians, but there are some local regulations you should be aware of.

Local regulations

To work as an HVAC technician of any level in Wichita, you will need to continue your education.

This varies depending on the level you are applying for.

Kansas has 105 counties that might have their own requirements, so we suggest you double-check your region.

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If you need to go through formal training and get a license, you can consider one of the schools below.

School Name Address
Bryan University 1527 SW Fairlawn Rd Topeka, Kansas 66604
Fort Scott Community College 2108 S Horton Fort Scott, Kansas 66701
Highland Community College 606 W Main Highland, Kansas 66035
Johnson County Community College 12345 College Blvd Overland Park, Kansas 66210
Kansas City Kansas Community College 7250 State Ave Kansas City, Kansas 66112
Manhattan Area Technical College 3136 Dickens Ave Manhattan, Kansas 66503
Northwest Kansas Technical College 1209 Harrison St Goodland, Kansas 67735
Salina Area Technical College 2562 Centennial Road Salina, Kansas 67401
Seward County Community College and Area Technical School 1801 N. Kansas Ave. Liberal, Kansas 67901
Vatterott College 8853 E. 37th Street N. Wichita, Kansas 67226
Washburn Institute of Technology 5724 SW Huntoon Topeka, Kansas 66604
Wichita Area Technical College 4004 N Webb Rd. Bldg 100 Wichita, Kansas 67226
Wichita Technical Institute 2051 South Meridian Wichita, Kansas 67213
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Registering as a contractor

In order to run your own company, you will first need a business license.

Check out the Kansas Department of Revenue page to learn more about contractor taxes.

EPA Section 608 Certification

In order to work with refrigerants, you have to get an EPA Section 608 Certification.

This certification is required everywhere in the US and has different levels.

The EPA Section 609 might be what you need if you plan on working with automobile AC units.

Salary

A top HVAC technician in this state can earn up to $50,162 yearly.

However, the average salary is about $44,269 per year.

The median salary in the United States for this occupation is $46,648 per year, though those at the top can make around $52,858 per year.

Annual Salary Range:
$39K
$44K
$50K
10%
50%
90%
Annual Salary by Location:
Location Avg. Annual Salary
Wichita $44,922
Overland Park $45,654
Kansas City $45,794
Olathe $45,530
Topeka $43,611
Lawrence $44,314
Shawnee $45,654
Manhattan $43,144
Lenexa $45,654
Salina $44,455

Regional Salary in Kansas

Region Employed Avg. Annual Salary Avg. Hourly Pay Top 10% Annual Salary Bottom 10% Annual Salary
Lawrence, KS130$48,590$23.36$64,180$34,660
Manhattan, KS160$54,290$26.1$81,320$34,420
Topeka, KS240$56,250$27.04$77,710$35,550
Wichita, KS790$53,040$25.5$78,170$33,140
* Salary information based on the May 2022 Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) Survey for Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers, OCC Code 49-9021, BLS.
* Employment conditions in your area may vary.

Conclusion

Keeping these numbers in mind, you can consider whether you want to pursue a career in HVAC and start your training.

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