Heating and Air in Franklin, TN
6 heating and air companies serve Franklin, TN. Every listing shows how to reach them, and neighbors score them from 1 to 10.
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C & M Heating & Cooling
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Franklin Heating and Cooling
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Heritage Heating & Cooling, LLC
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Rapid Response Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
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Sewell Electric & Hvac
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- A state contractor license when the job is $25,000 or more. The Board for Licensing Contractors requires that license before contracting, bidding, or negotiating a price as the prime contractor. An HVAC subcontractor needs a license when the HVAC portion alone is $25,000 or more, including materials, equipment, and labor.
- The matching classification. The classification outline lists CMC-C as HVAC, refrigeration, and gas piping, including solar HVAC, and the exam is required. Full CMC is the full mechanical classification, and that exam is required too. The outline says mechanical subcontractors performing mechanical work over $25,000 must be licensed as contractors.
- General liability insurance, and workers' compensation unless the contractor has an exemption. Both are required on the license application page.
- A written estimate that names the equipment and who is responsible for the job.
A contractor license is required before contracting a project of $25,000 or more, and an HVAC subcontract of $25,000 or more needs a license too. CMC-C is the HVAC, refrigeration, and gas piping classification.
Questions people ask
Does heating and air work in Franklin, TN need a license?
Yes, when the project is $25,000 or more, or when the HVAC portion a subcontractor performs is $25,000 or more, including materials, equipment, and labor. That is the rule on the contractor license page. The classification for this trade is CMC-C, HVAC, refrigeration, and gas piping, and the exam is required.
What is CMC-C?
On the Board's classification outline, CMC-C is HVAC, refrigeration, and gas piping, including solar HVAC. The full CMC classification covers mechanical contracting. Both require an exam. Mechanical subcontractors doing mechanical work over $25,000 must be licensed as contractors.
What insurance should the company carry?
The license application requires general liability insurance based on the monetary limit, and workers' compensation unless the contractor provides proof of an exemption.
What does a heating and air job cost in Franklin, TN?
Get a written quote. This page does not publish a dollar range, because a local figure from a source we could open was not available. The $25,000 license line above is the rule these pages state.