Becoming a contractor in South Carolina requires you to apply for your contractor’s license in the state. To get a license, you’ll need to have 2 years of experience, pass an official exam, hold general liability insurance, submit a financial statement or surety bond, register your business (if applicable), and complete an application packet. This …
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If you’re working or interested in the construction field in Utah, you may be wondering how to become a contractor in the Beehive State. To become a contractor in UT, you’ll need to pass a contractor’s exam and apply for a general or specialty contractor’s license through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing …
If you’re considering moving to Kentucky or starting your contracting career there, we’re here to help. To become a contractor in Kentucky, you’ll need to be licensed either with the state or your municipality. Electrical, HVAC, and plumbing contractors are licensed by the state and may also be required to register in their city. General, …
Louisiana hosts over 80,000 construction jobs. If you’re in the field or thinking of joining, you may be wondering how to become a contractor in the state. Louisiana offers Commercial Licenses, Residential Licenses, Mold Remediation Licenses, and Home Improvement Registration for contractors. This article will dissect the requirements and application process for each license and …
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