No, excavating contractors do not have to be licensed by the state. However, state licensure usually means more experience and that they are insured.
The department of transportation is in charge of granting license for contractors in California. It is a little easier for in state residence than for out of state contractors. Here you go, follow the guidelines laid out by the state and you should be able to find what you need. http://www.cslb.ca.gov/GeneralInformation/library/FormsAndApplications.asp
Yes, concrete contractors do need a license, which would be a contracting license. You should always ask them for their license before they begins the job, so they have less of a chance of scamming you.
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A culvert is typically used to allow water to flow under a road, railway, or embankment, preventing flooding and erosion by maintaining proper drainage. To use a culvert, you first need to assess the area for water flow and select an appropriate size and type, such as a pipe or box culvert. Installation involves excavating a trench, placing the culvert, ensuring proper alignment and slope for drainage, and then backfilling the surrounding soil. Regular maintenance checks are also important to ensure the culvert remains clear of debris and functions effectively.
We need more information. Houses come in all sizes. How many square feet of foundation? What state are you in?
Yes, all contractors need to be licensed; it is your best guarantee.
Plumbers in the state of Missouri need to be trained and licensed, rather than certified. Contractors, on the other hand, do not need State certification or licensing.
Typically, states have a state licensing board that contractors need to be licensed through. There are often tests that must be completed in order to acquire the proper legal license.
Do plumbing contractors need the same kind of licence in most states?If someone turns out not to be licenced,who is responsible for possible fines?
You can contact an insurance agent for a bond. As far as the license, I don't believe you need a contractors license for janitorial services, but you can check with the contractors license board in your state for more information.
Yes. You must be licensed in each state you do work in. California has "reciprocal" arrangements with some states that border it which allow an out-of-state license to be valid in California, but Oregon isn't one of them.
All contractors should be duly licensed and insured.
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.
According to Findlaw.com, building contractors in the State of Ohio are not required to be licensed, but they do need to be bonded. In addition, each city or town has different requirements - you're best served by checking with the Consumer Affairs office of the city or town where you're planning to have the work done.
Generally, you need to get it from your local building department--that may be a city or county one. I live in Ohio, and that is the way that we handle licensing for contractors. Some counties require licensing for specific kinds of contractors, like electrical contractors, HVAC contractors, general contractors, etc. This is how it works for Ohio, and it varies county to county, and certainly state to state. If you are in Ohio, not being licensed when you perform work could be one of many violations you have committed of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act. You need to contact a lawyer in your area about advice on the Consumer Sales Practices Act.
Contractors are generally required to be licensed and bonded. The licensing is usually at the state level rather than the city level, however.
none, but you do need to be licensed by your state.