Best HVAC Schools in Georgia

Savannah Technical College Leads the Georgia HVAC School Rankings

Tuition is the 2024–25 full-time rate (in-district where published) and graduation rate is school-wide (NCES College Navigator). HVAC awards are credentials conferred in HVAC. Blank cells mean no federal figure for that school.

Best HVAC Schools in Georgia by Goal

HVAC Programs in Georgia Near Augusta, Smyrna and Albany

Lab days are easier to keep up with at a campus you can reach, so start with the city you can commute from. Each program is grouped with the nearest city guide within 45 miles.

• AugustaAugusta Technical College and Helms College
• SmyrnaFortis College-Smyrna and Lincoln College of Technology-Marietta
• AlbanyAlbany Technical College
• AmericusSouth Georgia Technical College
• AthensAthens Technical College
• AtlantaAtlanta Technical College
• ChambleeInteractive College of Technology-Chamblee
• ClarkesvilleNorth Georgia Technical College

HVAC Schools in Georgia, School by School

Tuition and HVAC awards: NCES College Navigator. Programs and topics: each school's own HVAC page, reviewed September 2026.

What HVAC School Costs in Georgia: $3,007 to $17,924 a Year

Among the 25 Georgia HVAC schools with federal figures, 2024–25 tuition and fees for a full-time year range from $3,007 at Southern Regional Technical College to $17,924 at Helms College. See HVAC School Cost in Georgia for tools, books and ways to cut costs.

The six lowest rates. Source: NCES College Navigator.

Evening HVAC Classes in Georgia: 7 Programs

Schedules as each school publishes them. Ask about start dates and evening sections before you apply.

• Atlanta Technical CollegeAir Conditioning Technology appears on the college's evening and weekend programs list, marked as an evening option.
• Augusta Technical CollegeThe diploma starts in fall or spring at the Augusta Campus, with day morning, midday and evening program schedules; the certificates start in fall as day programs.
• Fortis College-SmyrnaStudents can choose a morning section (8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.) or an evening section (6:00-11:00 p.m.), Monday through Thursday.
• Helms CollegeEvening classes are offered in Augusta, and morning and evening classes in Macon; delivery is residential (on campus).
• Lincoln College of Technology-MariettaStudents can choose day, afternoon or evening sections, each about 52 weeks including holidays and breaks; hands-on instruction is on campus, with some courses delivered online.
• Savannah Technical CollegeThe program is offered in person, hybrid and at night at the Savannah and Liberty campuses.
• Wiregrass Georgia Technical CollegeThe diploma and air conditioning certificates are listed among the college's evening programs; courses are at the Valdosta campus.

HVAC Technician Salary in Georgia: The Dalton Area Pays the Most

For pay by metro area and job, see HVAC Technician Salary in Georgia.

Annual wages for HVAC mechanics and installers in Georgia (12,290 jobs); U.S. median $61,010. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.

HVAC Schools by City in Georgia

• Albany
• Americus
• Athens
• Atlanta
• Augusta
• Chamblee
• Clarkesville
• Clarkston
• Columbus
• Dublin
• Gainesville
• Griffin
• Lawrenceville
• Marietta
• Morrow
• Moultrie
• Rome
• Savannah
• Smyrna
• Statesboro
• Stone Mountain
• Thomasville
• Valdosta
• Vidalia
• Waco
• Warner Robins
• Waycross

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