In the state of Mississippi, all contractors performing construction on new residential projects over $50,000 or residential remodeling over $10,000 require a license that is issued by the Mississippi State Board of Contractors (MSBOC). All contractors working on commercial jobs that are over $50,000 also need a commercial license. Plumbing License Qualifications in the State …
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The state of Kansas does not require a license for plumbing work at the state level. This means that any plumbing work you want to do can be done without a license, from installing lines and fixtures in new construction to repairing existing plumbing in old buildings. However, while you may not need a license …
Types of plumbing licensure in Arkansas Apprentice Plumber An apprentice plumber is someone who is working under the guidance of a journeyman or master plumber but does not hold a license as a journeyman or master plumber. Any work done as an apprentice must be overseen by a licensed journeyman or master plumber. An apprentice …
There are many tiers of plumbing available to you should you decide to become a plumber in Iowa. Whether you choose to be an apprentice, journey-level, or master plumber, there is a process to gaining your license and obtaining experience on the job. The Iowa Plumbing and Mechanical Systems Board is the governing authority over …
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