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Alabama Carpentry and Framing Contractor The Alabama Carpentry and Framing Contractor license covers framing, finish carpentry, millwork and other carpentry. Alabama Homebuilder This license includes the construction of any residence or structure which is not over 3 stories in height and which does not have more than 4 units in an apartment complex. Alabama Remodeling, Alteration, and Maintenance Contractor This license is a specialty license under the major classification of Building Construction.
Alabama Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor This license is a specialty license under the major classification of Building Construction. Alabama Business and Law for General Contractors The Alabama Business and Law exam cannot stand-alone; it must be combined with a commercial contractor's license of some type. Alabama Electrical Journeyman A person who possess necessary qualifications, training, and technical knowledge to install electrical wiring, apparatus, or equipment, light, heat, or power, as covered by the terms and provisions of this chapter, must work under master or state certified electrical contractor, also he shall be capable of doing said work according to plans and specifications furnished to him and in accordance with standard rules and regulations governing such work.
Alabama Electrical with Business Law The Alabama Electrical includes design, plan, layout, and directly supervising electrical construction activities. Alabama Journeyman Gas Fitter A Journeyman Gas Fitter is any person who engages in or works at the actual installation, repair, or replacement of gas works and works under the supervision of a Master.
Alabama Master Gas Fitter A Master Gas Fitter is any person who engages in or proposes to engage in the business of contracting to do, or of superintending the installation, maintenance, or repair of gas systems or gas work, either or both.
Alabama Refrigeration Any and all legal entities engaged in the business of refrigeration contracting and servicing, installation and repair. Alabama Journeyman Plumber A Journeyman Plumber is any person who engages in or works at the actual installation, repair, or replacement of plumbing systems and works under the supervision of a Master.
Alabama Master Plumber A Master Plumber is any person who engages in or proposes to engage in the business of contracting to do, or of superintending the installation, maintenance, or repair of plumbing, or both. Alabama Commercial Swmming Pool Contractor The Alabama Commercial Swimming Pool Contractor license covers the construction, repair, renovation and incidental thereto of commercial swimming pools. Alabama Concrete Contractor This license covers foundations, structural concrete erection, reinforcing steel, pre-cast and pre-stressed concrete installation, and other concrete common to the construction industry.
Alabama Heavy Railroad Construction Contractor The Heavy Railroad Construction license covers the installation and maintenance of railroads, railroad bridges, foundations, cofferdams, tunnels, pile driving, site-work, laying track, erosion and sedimentation control, and other aspects of railroad construction.
Alabama Masonry Contractor This license covers masonry work common to the construction industry including restoration. Alabama Metal Building Erection Contractor This license covers masonry work common to the construction industry including restoration. Alabama Metal Stud and Drywall Contractor This license covers the installation of metal studs and metal stud framing and the installation, repair, and finishing of drywall.
Alabama Municipal and Utilities Contractor This license includes clearing, grubbing, grading, paving, curbs, gutters, walks, alleys, driveways, sewer projects, water projects, gas projects, electric projects, telephone projects, and work incidental thereto. Alabama Power Projects and Plants This license is a specialty license under the major classification of Municipal Utilities.
Alabama Sewer Projects Contractor This license is a specialty license under the major classification of Municipal and Utilities. Alabama Sitework Contractor This license covers the excavation and earthwork required to prepare a site for construction and the finish earthwork after construction is complete.
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Stay in the know on the latest roofing industry trends. Nebraska Roofing contractors, along with all other general contractors and sub-contractors in Nebraska who perform construction or repair work, are required to register with the Nebraska Department of Labor. There are no state roofing licensing requirements.
To be pre-approved to take the exam, you will be required to show at least four years of experience in the past ten years as a journeyman, foreman, contractor or supervising employee.
Education may be used to substitute for some years of experience. New Hampshire Roofing contractors do not require a state license to work in New Hampshire, unless they work with asbestos.
New Jersey You do not require a state license to work as a roofing contractor in New Jersey; however, you are required to be registered.
Since March , you no longer require a construction permit for roofing jobs on one- and two-family homes. New Mexico Roofing contractors in New Mexico fall under the classification of Construction Contractors and require a state license to work. New York You will not need a state license to work as a roofing contractor in New York; however, there are local licensing requirements.
Make sure to check the local regulations before you begin work. You must show minimum working capital which depends on the size of the jobs you want to bid on. There are four classes of licenses issued by the Secretary of State of North Dakota , depending on the size of the jobs you plan to take on.
Oklahoma Roofing contractors do not need a state license to work in Oklahoma, but do need a Roofing Contractor Registration. Oregon Roofing contractors in Oregon need a state license to work in Oregon. Pennsylvania There are no state license requirements for roofing contractors in Pennsylvania; however, you may need to comply with local licensing requirements before you begin work.
Rhode Island Commercial roofing contractors in Rhode Island require a state license to work. All other contractors must be registered with the board. South Carolina Roofing contractors, who fall under the category of Residential Specialty Contractor, do not require a state license to work in South Carolina, but they must be registered with the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation.
South Dakota Roofing contractors do not need a state license to work in South Dakota. There may be licensing requirements at the local level so make sure to check these before you begin work. You must pass a trade exam, as well as a business and law exam. You must also provide a financial statement and show proof of general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Texas Roofing contractors are not required to hold a state license in Texas; however, there is a voluntary licensing process through the Roofing Contractors Association if you are interested.
Utah All contractors, including roofing contractors, require a state license issued by the Utah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing to perform work in the state. To be eligible to take the exam, you must have four years of work experience, and must show proof of general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Vermont Roofing contractors do not require a state license to work in Vermont; however, there may be local regulations so make sure to check these before you begin working.
Virginia To work as a roofing contractor in Virginia you will need a state license. There are three types of licenses - Class A, B and C - depending on the value of the work you do and these are all issued by the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation Board of Contractors.
As the qualified individual for your specialty trade license, you must show two years of experience for a Class C certificate, three years of experience for a Class B license and five years of experience for a Class A license.
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