Wyoming doesn’t have state-level regulations and licenses for HVAC professionals.
Even so, the state does have HVAC certification programs and local-level regulations that can help your career.
Read on to learn how you can work as an HVAC professional in Wyoming.
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HVAC Programs in Wyoming
Being an HVAC technician or contractor requires a high degree of technical skills.
So to ensure you have the proper education, practical training, and field experience, the state offers HVAC programs in accredited schools.
In this way, you can gain the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary in working in the HVAC field.
Here is a list of schools that offer approved HVAC training programs in Wyoming:
4 HVAC Schools in Wyoming
| School Name | Address |
|---|---|
| Ashworth College | 6625 The Corners Pkwy NW #500, Norcross, GA 30092 |
| hvacredu.net (Online Training) | P.O. Box 77, Heron, MT 59844 |
| Laramie County Community College | 1400 E College Dr, Cheyenne, WY 82007 |
| Redstone College | 10851 West 120th Avenue, 100C , Broomfield, CO 80021 |
Relevant Licenses
Although there’s no state-level licensing, the state offers Wyoming Trades Certification Programs instead.
The Wyoming Association of Municipalities oversees these programs.
Here, you’ll take an International Code Council (ICC) exam for the following classifications:
- Journeyman HVAC
- Master HVAC
- Refrigeration Journeyman
- Refrigeration Master
- Journeyman Gas Pipe Fitter
- Master Gas Pipe Fitter
Successfully passing the ICC exam will make it easier for you to obtain employment in the state.
EPA Certification
In addition to the abovementioned licenses, you need to also obtain one mandatory national certification.
Under the Clean Air Act, any technician working with refrigerants needs to get the EPA Section 608 Technician Certification.
Depending on the equipment you’ll work with the most, you can apply for any of these types:
- Type I
- Type II
- Type III
- Universal
To know which type you have to get, check out our guide to the EPA certification.
Local-level Licensing
Some localities in Wyoming may have special regulations for HVAC apprentices, technicians, and contractors.
So to ensure you can work in that particular area, check with the local government offices about it.
Potential Salary
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, HVAC technicians in Wyoming can earn an average of $53,920 annually as of May 2021.
Also, experience affects how much you can potentially receive as shown below:
- Entry-level (low 10%) – up to $36,950
- Senior experts (top 10%) – $76,220 and above
The table below shows the salaries in 10 of Wyoming’s cities.
Annual Salary Range:Average Salary of HVAC Techs in Wyoming
| City Name | Salary |
|---|---|
| Cheyenne | $42,329 |
| Casper | $43,532 |
| Laramie | $42,896 |
| Gillette | $41,343 |
| Rock Springs | $42,701 |
| Sheridan | $44,050 |
| Green River | $42,701 |
| Evanston | $43,141 |
| Riverton | $42,831 |
| Cody | $44,050 |
Regional Salary
| Region | Employed | Avg. Annual Salary | Avg. Hourly Pay | Top 10% Annual Salary | Bottom 10% Annual Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casper, WY | 90 | $55,840 | $26.85 | $79,460 | $37,350 |
| Cheyenne, WY | 150 | $55,950 | $26.90 | $79,100 | $37,690 |
* Employment conditions in your area may vary.
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