Contractors in North Dakota construct, repair, change, dismantle, or demolish structures like buildings, projects, roads, and more. These contractors are licensed by the North Dakota Secretary of State’s office. To get a license, you’ll need to have registered your business or trade name, hold a certificate of insurance, submit a statement of good standing from …
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 …
