Georgia HVAC Exam Prep: 1,550 Practice Questions for the Conditioned Air Contractor Exams
PassProfessor’s Georgia HVAC Exam Prep is built for candidates for Georgia’s Conditioned Air Contractor license — Class I and Class II — tested under the Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board’s Division of Conditioned Air Contractors. The bank holds 1,550 original practice questions: a 1,250-question HVAC core covering the trade itself, plus 300 Georgia questions built on the exam’s own published content outline.
Every question is an original item written for this program, and every question comes with an explanation for every answer: why the keyed answer is right and why each other option is wrong, grounded in the cited code, standard, manual, or rule.
The exam, in facts
- The Georgia exam is administered by PSI: 100 scored questions plus 20 pretest questions — 120 administered — in two parts of 3.5 hours each, 7 hours total.
- Passing is a minimum final scaled score of 70.
- The published content outline weights System Design at 55%, Installation at 25%, Maintain and Repair at 12%, and Regulations and Administration at 8%. The Georgia portion of this bank is built to those same weights: 55% system design, 25% installation, 12% maintain and repair, 8% law and administration.
- Class I is restricted to systems of up to 60,000 Btu/h of cooling and 175,000 Btu/h of gas heating. Class II is unrestricted.
- Exams from May 1, 2026 are keyed to the 2024 Georgia codes only — the 2024 International Mechanical Code, International Fuel Gas Code, and International Residential Code with Georgia amendments.
- Georgia’s conditioned-air statute is Title 43, Chapter 14 as repealed and reenacted by SB 553, effective July 1, 2026: the license requirement now sits at § 43-14-14 and the Class I and Class II definitions at § 43-14-2. Older Board forms that cite § 43-14-8 are out of date.
- Licensees owe 4 hours of continuing education per year.
How the practice program works
The full practice exam draws 100 questions across all 21 topics in 420 minutes — mirroring the real exam’s 100 scored questions and 7-hour total — and every attempt draws a fresh assortment, so no two practice exams are the same.
Each of the bank’s 21 topics has its own drill, so you can drill Georgia law on its own, lean into system design the way the exam does, or work the trade topics one at a time:
- Refrigeration Principles & Components — 114 questions
- Refrigerants, Recovery & Handling — 55 questions
- Cooling Systems: Service, Diagnostics & Repair — 91 questions
- Heating Systems — 212 questions
- Air Distribution, Duct Design & Airflow — 114 questions
- Controls & Electrical for HVAC — 110 questions
- Piping, Brazing & Gas Piping — 65 questions
- Ventilation, Venting, Combustion Air & IAQ — 87 questions
- Load Calculation & System Design — 41 questions
- Safety, Testing & Code Practice — 85 questions
- Commercial Refrigeration Systems — 41 questions
- Equipment Installation & Commissioning — 75 questions
- Hydronics & Boilers — 35 questions
- Business & Law Practice — 50 questions
- Plan Reading & Construction Documents — 25 questions
- Packaged & Manufactured Systems — 50 questions
- Georgia Laws, Regulations & Administration — 58 questions
- Georgia Mechanical Code — 50 questions
- System Design — 92 questions
- Installation — 68 questions
- Maintain & Repair — 32 questions
Try the free 12-question sample first — it uses a fixed set of questions so you can see exactly how explanations read before you buy.
Our practice exam is scored against a 70% practice benchmark, set to mirror PSI’s published minimum final scaled score of 70 for the Georgia exams. PRACTICE BENCHMARK ONLY — your score here is a study signal, not a result on the real exam.
Questions
Class I or Class II — which am I?
Class I covers systems up to 60,000 Btu/h of cooling and 175,000 Btu/h of gas heating; Class II is unrestricted. Both classes take the same exam outline, and this bank serves both.
Which code edition should I study?
The 2024 Georgia codes. Exams earlier in the 2026 cycle allowed either the 2018 or the 2024 Georgia code books; from May 1, 2026 the exam is 2024-only, and this bank is keyed to the 2024 editions with Georgia amendments.
Are these real exam questions?
No. Every question is original to PassProfessor, written from the published exam content areas and the cited references. Nothing here is copied or paraphrased from a licensing exam or a competitor’s bank.
What does the 70% benchmark mean?
Our practice exam is scored against a 70% practice benchmark, set to mirror PSI’s published minimum final scaled score of 70 for the Georgia exams. PRACTICE BENCHMARK ONLY — your score here is a study signal, not a result on the real exam.
Enroll: Product: /product/georgia-hvac-exam-prep/ — $79 for the full program.