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2019 Connecticut Contractors License: Home Improvement, Search
Contractors engaged in home improvement and new home construction need licenses, but the requirements for licenses don’t stop there. The rules in the state are fairly elaborate, which is why we have put together the article below to help you get an understanding of the landscape. You shouldn’t be paying too much when you’re hiring... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 State of Florida Contractors License: Requirements, Lookup & More
The license requirements for pros that want to do contractor work are pretty extensive in the state of Florida. In the article below, we’ll try to explain the rules as accurately and easily for homeowners and aspiring contractors alike. Given the changing nature of contractor licenses, we encourage you to reach out should you discover... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Alaska Contractor Licenses: General, Electrical, Plumbing & More
Alaska law requires that contractors be registered with the Department of Community and Economic Development. Before you sign with a contractor, make sure that you’re getting the most competitive bid they can give you. The best way to ensure that’s the case is by getting free quotes from competing contractors. Simply fill out the form... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Arkansas Contractor Licenses: Plumbing, Electrician, Requirements, Lookup & More
Construction-related work will never run out. Even more so in such a large and popular state like Arkansas. As a contractor, this is an ideal state to work in, especially now when their construction industry is booming. In fact, reports state that Arkansas is actually experiencing a shortage of workers in the construction industry. This... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 California Contractor Licenses: General, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC
California is pretty strict in that it requires the absolute vast majority of businesses to be licensed if they do any residential, commercial or public construction work, including but not limited to buildings, highways, excavation and more. For contracts bigger than $500, the contractor most likely needs to be licensed. Here is all the information... Read More
February 5, 2018
How to Get a Contractor’s License & Become Licensed to Work Legally
We’re often asked – how do you get a contractor’s license and become able to perform the work a contractor does? The answer is, it depends. It depends on the type of work you are wanting to do and the state that you desire to work in. If you are a contractor with a license... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Colorado Contractor Licenses: General, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC
Here is all the information you will need regarding Colorado contractors licenses, including information on the different local city requirements, how to access their specific information and how to verify a contractors’ license in the state of Colorado. General contractors in Colorado are licensed on a local level rather than a state level, although certain... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Delaware Contractor Licenses: Requirements, Search/Lookup
Did you know that the construction industry in Delaware is one of its fastest-rising sectors? In fact, there are around 3,500 job openings expected until 2024. With such a booming home improvement industry, it’s important for both homeowners and contractors to familiarize themselves with the relevant license requirements. Getting competing quotes from contractors in Delaware... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Illinois Contractor Licenses: Roofing, Plumbing Search/Lookup
In the state of Illinois, most construction contractors are licensed on a local level, rather than a state level, although roofing contractors and plumbers are the exceptions to those rules. The plumbing permits are handled by the Illinois Department of Public Health and the roofing permits are handled by the Department of Financial and Professional... Read More
February 5, 2018
2019 Indiana Contractor Licenses: Requirements, Lookup & More
Indiana is rife with opportunities for skilled contractors who want to take advantage of the state’s bustling gig economy. And if you want to take advantage of those opportunities, it’s in your best interests to do everything necessary to acquire a contractor’s license. Don’t start your home improvement project before you’ve made sure that you... Read More
February 5, 2018