You have to work for a certain number of years in the trade, pass a business exam and a trade exam, pay the license fee, obtain a bond, and pay a yearly license renewal fee. This varies a little bit from state to state (in the US) but you get the general idea. When you apply, you will have to provide proof of your work experience. They take this very seriously, the references you supply WILL BE verified. If you falsify any information, you will be denied a license and may be barred from re-applying. Look in the phone book in your area for 'Registrar of Contractors' in the State Government listings. Call them, they usually have an information packet they can send out to you.
In order to become a contractor, education and training are needed. A degree or certification in HVAC is necessary, along with experience in working with these types of units.
In the state of Florida a plumber needs a license to be able to work. If they are working with a contractor, both of them need to be licensed.
The customer pays the contractor, and the contractor pays the sub-contractor. The sub-contractor does the work but the contractor remains responsible for ensuring that the work is done prompptly and correctly. The contractor ensures that all legal requirements for the work are met, and that the sub-contractor hasan appropriate amount of liability insurance, in the event that something goes wrong and horrible law suits result.
Generally About 2 years for journeyman and 2 more after that for master liscense.
The prime contractor is contracted by the end customer. Sub-contractors are contracted by the prime contractor or other sub-contractors.
To become a licensed contractor for the state of Oregon you must first have a 2 year degree. Secondly you must pass a state test that is required to get your license.
Your state government will have a contractor license bureau. In order to become a licensed contractor you have to meet the state board's requirements. For specifics you'd have find their website.
Yes you can-- you don't have to tell your clients about your past if it is not relevant to your business ownership.
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employer is going to 1099 me. I am not a licensed contractor, will this affect me?
Yes and No. No you don't need a licensed contractor if you are only doing minor repairs like painting a room or putting in new carpet you don't need a licensed contractor to make the repairs.
In the construction world, RMO stands for "responsible managing officer." In order to become a licensed contractor you need to be or hire a RMO.
Licensed contractor.
There are 2 ways to become licensed to do home remodeling in Florida. 1) Study & take the test to become a General Contractor. 2) Put an ad in the newspaper or on Craigslist for a qualifier for your company. To get bonded, you need to call an insurance company or Google it.
You can have a licensed contractor to do fence repair if you dont feel that you will do a good job at repairing it yourself. Something like that is something that seems pretty easy to do.
There are several types of contractors,and depending on your state and your field a license may or may not be required. Each state has its own laws regarding contractor licensing,so you will need too check with your state for the requirments.
Yes, basement remodelers must be licensed in the State of Texas. Any contractor must be licensed.