Contractors who perform work worth over $1,000 must have an Arizona Contractors License. Work that is worth less than $1,000 and is of a casual or minor nature does not carry handyman license requirements. This is commonly known as the handyman exemption.
Fees depend on the type of contractor license you get.
To obtain a contractor's license through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, you'll have to pass a background check, pass an examination, form a legal entity, obtain and submit proof of a license bond, and pay any requisite fees. You'll also need years of field experience.You’ll need a minimum four years of experience for a contractor's license. Exceptions include seal coating, swimming pool service, acoustical systems, drywall, fencing, insulation, sheet metal, welding, and plastering. They have requirements of either one, two, or three years of experience. You can get this experience by working as an assistant for a licensed contractor.
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For the State of Arizona, you may have to fill out extra documentation depending on the charge. I will attach a link below for you to look at the disclosure forms and read further. Do keep in mind that it would be up to the board to determine if you will be approved or not.
https://roc.az.gov/applying-license#faq
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Depending on the type of contractor license he wants to obtain, he must pass the Trade and/or the Business exams. We have the books and classes to prepare him to pass both of the exams. For more information on those licenses please click the link below.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/arizona-contractor-licenses.html
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