KRS § 198B.667 Interim period for use of recently deceased owner's or employee's master heating, ventilation, and air conditioning contractor's license. — United States — Kentucky law | Esheria

KRS § 198B.667 Interim period for use of recently deceased owner's or employee's master heating, ventilation, and air conditioning contractor's license.

The department may give a company up to 180 continuous calendar days to use a recently deceased owner’s or employee’s master HVAC contractor license if the company keeps the required bonding and insurance in place. After that period, the department must terminate the deceased contractor’s license, and the company then

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United States — Kentucky
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HVAC permits contractor licensing insurance and bonding

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The department may give a company up to 180 continuous calendar days to use a recently deceased owner’s or employee’s master HVAC contractor license if the company keeps the required bonding and insurance in place. After that period, the department must terminate the deceased contractor’s license, and the company then needs an employee with a current Kentucky master HVAC contractor license to keep procuring permits and doing covered HVAC work.