Rhode Island is full of history and adventure. For those wondering how to become a contractor in the state, your first step is to register with the Contractor’s Registration and Licensing Board (CRLB). To do so, you’ll need to complete a 5-hour preregistration course, have liability insurance, hold Worker’s Compensation Insurance, pay a fee, and …
Oklahoma either licenses or registers its electrical, plumbing, roofing, and mechanical contractors. All contracting companies should also be properly registered and have a business license. General contractors do not require a state-wide license, although they should hold the appropriate liability insurance and Worker’s Comp insurance, if applicable. Becoming a Contractor in Oklahoma All contractors in …
New Hampshire is on a short list of places that do not monitor contractors at the state level. The only state-licensed contractors are those that work with lead abatement or water wells. Electrical and plumbing contractors will also need to have a state master license or employ someone who does. General and specialty contractors in …
All contractors and subcontractors in Nebraska must be registered with the NE Department of Labor. This online process requires Workman’s Compensation Insurance, paying a licensing fee, and completing an online application. Let’s dive into how you can become a contractor in Nebraska today. Do You Need a Contractor’s License in Nebraska? General contractors (GCs), subcontractors, …
