Hawaii HVAC Schools · 2026

HVAC Schools in Hawaii

1 Hawaii school awarded 36 HVAC credentials in 2022–23. Compare the 1 verified HVAC program in Hawaii by credential, campus and cost.

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Where Can You Study HVAC in Hawaii?

  • Honolulu Community College (Honolulu) offers Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology AAS and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology Certificate of Achievement.
  • 1 of 1 Hawaii programs name EPA 608 preparation or testing.
  • Hawaii HVAC technicians earn a median $65,450 a year (BLS, May 2025).

Compare HVAC Programs in Hawaii

SchoolTuition and feesHVAC awardsGraduation rate
Honolulu Community CollegeHonolulu$3,1743825%

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.

HVAC Schools in Hawaii, School by School

HonoluluPublic, 2-year

Honolulu Community College

Offers an associate degree and a certificate in HVAC

  • EPA 608 Prep
  • Associate Degree
Tuition / year
$3,174
in-state, 2024–25
HVAC awards
38
conferred 2024–25

Covers EPA 608 · Refrigeration · Air conditioning · Commercial

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

HVAC Technician Salary in Hawaii: The Kahului Area Pays the Most

Metro areaMedian payTop 10% earn more thanHVAC jobs
Kahului–Wailuku$74,720$116,570110
Urban Honolulu$65,450$99,1001,060

Annual wages for HVAC mechanics and installers in Hawaii (1,300 jobs); U.S. median $61,010. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.

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HVAC Schools in Hawaii: FAQ

How Much Do HVAC Technicians Make in Hawaii?

BLS estimates a median of $65,450 a year for HVAC mechanics and installers in Hawaii (May 2025), across 1,300 jobs. The lowest-paid 10% earn under $43,120 and the top 10% more than $99,430.

How Many HVAC Schools Are in Hawaii?

1 school has a current HVAC program in Hawaii, each checked against the school's own program page, and one offers an associate degree. IPEDS counts 1 Hawaii school that awarded HVAC credentials in 2022–23.

Where Can You Get EPA 608 Certified in Hawaii?

Honolulu Community College name EPA 608 preparation or testing on their HVAC program pages. The certification itself comes from an EPA-approved certifying organization.

Do I Need a License to Work in HVAC?

EPA Section 608 certification is required nationwide for refrigerant work. Some states and localities also require HVAC technicians to be licensed, so check with Hawaii and your city.

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Sources

  1. Official HVAC program pages of the 1 Hawaii schools above (each profile links to its page), reviewed September 2026.
  2. U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS completions 2022–23 and College Navigator.
  3. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.
  4. U.S. EPA, Section 608 technician certification.