State licensing directory
Vermont fire protection licensing
Who licenses fire sprinkler, fire alarm, extinguisher and kitchen hood work in Vermont, from official state sources.
Rows marked "details being verified" have not yet been confirmed on an official source. We never estimate.
Who licenses what
| Type of work | Licensing agency | License types | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire sprinkler work | Vermont Department of Public Safety, Division of Fire Safety | T3 Fire Sprinkler TQP certification; T8 Domestic Fire Sprinkler; I3/I4 sprinkler designer. | Verified |
| Fire alarm work | Division of Fire Safety | T1 Fire Alarm TQP certification; requires a Vermont journeyman electrician or Type-S license. | Verified |
| Portable extinguisher service | Details being verified. | Details being verified | |
| Kitchen hood suppression and exhaust work | Division of Fire Safety | T2 Chemical Suppression (fixed fire extinguishing systems); requires a current NICET or NAFED certificate. T2 fee: details being verified. | Verified |
Fees, renewal and key rules
- All TQP certifications are for three years, with continuing education required.
- Fees (TQP application form): T1 $90 initial / $90 renewal; T3 $115 / $50; I3/I4 designer $150 / $50; T8 $60 / $20.
- T3 continuing education: 15 hours of related instruction.
Town and fire marshal reporting
Ask the Division of Fire Safety regional office or local fire department.
Official sources
- Vermont Division of Fire Safety: Trade Licensing and Certifications
- Vermont DFS: TQP Certification Application (PDF)
- Vermont DFS: Licenses web portal
Last reviewed October 2026. General information only, not legal advice. Fees and rules change; confirm with the agency before applying.