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How to become an HVAC technician in South Dakota
South Dakota does not license individual HVAC technicians. You learn on the job or in school. There is no state HVAC contractor license; cities and counties set their own rules.
How do you start as an HVAC technician in South Dakota?
There are three ways in: a registered apprenticeship (4 programs in South Dakota), trade school (3 schools with HVAC technician programs), or a helper or trainee job with a licensed HVAC contractor.

Earn while you learn
A program hires you, pays you on the job and runs your classes.
- Pay
- From day one
- In SD
- 4 registered programs

Classroom first
Learn the basics, then find work to log your hours.
- Pay
- You pay tuition
- In SD
- 3 schools with programs

Start on a crew
Get hired as a helper by a licensed HVAC contractor and log hours on the job.
- Pay
- Paid on the job
- Start
- No experience needed
Do you need a license to work as an HVAC technician in South Dakota?
No. South Dakota does not license individual HVAC technicians.
Get hired or start training
Join a registered apprenticeship, take a trade school program, or work as a helper for a licensed contractor.
Run your own shop
South Dakota has no state HVAC contractor license. Check with the city or county where you work about local licenses for HVAC contractors.
- Issued by
- City or county
$61,390
a year is the median for HVAC technicians in South Dakota ($29.51 an hour, May 2025).2
Pay by city and percentile- Sioux Falls$30.02
- Rapid City$29.53
More questions about becoming an HVAC technician in South Dakota
Do you need a license to work on your own as an HVAC technician in South Dakota?
South Dakota has no state HVAC contractor license; check with your city or county.
Are HVAC technicians in demand in South Dakota?
Projections Central expects about 120 HVAC technician openings a year in South Dakota through 2034, counting new jobs and people leaving the trade.1

Find an apprenticeship near you
4 registered programs in South Dakota. Enter your ZIP to see the closest ones and what they ask for.
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Sources
- Projections Central, long-term occupational projections 2024-2034 (projectionscentral.org, 2024-2034)
- BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, South Dakota, May 2025 (bls.gov, May 2025)