Fully Certified.
Fully Protected.

5 Lakes Heating & Air is licensed in the state of South Carolina, backed by insurance, and bonded for your protection. No surprises. No shortcuts.

Fully Bonded & Insured
SC Licensed

Have a question about our licensing or coverage? Reach out to Justin.

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Why Licensing Matters

When you hire a licensed HVAC contractor, you're not just paying for technical skill — you're getting peace of mind. In South Carolina, licensed contractors must pass exams, follow legal standards, and carry insurance. It’s how you know the work will be safe, code-compliant, and accountable.

Most HVAC complaints come from unlicensed work.

State Licensed. Insured. Bonded.

The paperwork's in place. We're licensed with the state, bonded for protection, and fully insured — so homeowners never have to wonder what if.

South Carolina State Seal

South Carolina Licensed Residential Specialty Contractor

License #39029

Builders Mutual Insurance

$2 Million General Liability Insurance

Provided by Builders Mutual

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$10,000 Surety Bond

Bonded through Palmetto Surety

You're Protected.

Accidents are rare — but if something does go wrong, you're covered.

5 Lakes carries $2 million in general liability insurance through Builders Mutual and holds a $10,000 surety bond backed by Palmetto Surety . That means your home, property, and finances are never at risk if something unexpected happens.

No fine print. Just protection — built into every job.

What Our Policy Takes Care Of

  • Property damage
  • Accidental injury
  • Unfinished work

Licensed to Work Across the Upstate

We’re licensed to work in Greenwood, Anderson, Abbeville, Laurens, and McCormick counties. We stay up to date with local codes and permitting requirements — and follow them.

Permits, inspections, and compliance are part of every job — no extra effort needed from you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can look up our South Carolina HVAC license (#39029) on the official LLR contractor lookup site.

Being bonded means there's a financial guarantee in place. If something goes wrong — like the job doesn't get finished — the customer can file a claim against the bond for compensation.

If someone gets hurt or something gets damaged on the job, our $2 million liability policy covers it. You're never left holding the bag.