When looking for a contractor’s license, there are three main contractor licenses you can choose. The easiest to go with would be a Residential Contractor license, mainly because there are fewer questions on the exam. However, it has the same process as General and Building, and the experience is still the same for all three.
Build and remodel houses, no commercial construction
Up to three stories (new construction), unlimited remodeling
Unlimited height and scope of work, can sub-out all mechanical and electrical trades
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To take a state Contractor License trade and business exam you must contact Pearson Vue to schedule the exam date. For more information on their contact number please click the link below.
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There are no requirements to take the exams.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-general-contractor-license.html
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Please take a look at your email. We have sent you a proposal that includes the list of books that we offer for the Residential contractor license you are interested in obtaining.
Once you have taken the time to review the proposal and still have questions feel free to
contact us at 866-986-7978.
For remodeling houses or construction you can obtain a Residential contractor license, and for commercial buildings, you can obtain a General contractor license. W e have the books and classes to prepare you to pass the trade and business exams. For more information please click the links below.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-residential-contractor-license.html
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-general-contractor-license.html
One of our representatives will send you a proposal with the books and classes that will help you pass the Trade and Business exam for the Trade and Business exam. I have also attached a link with more information on the Florida Residential Contractor License.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-residential-contractor-license.html
For the Residential license in Florida you must pass the trade and business exams, we have the books and classes to prepare you for both exams.
To view the work you can legally do with the Residential contractor license please visit the link below.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-residential-contractor-license.html
To prove your experience, the state may need additional documents showing the company statements since you are the company owner.
The GC and Residential license requires an applicant to satisfy one of the experience requirements set forth by the CILB:
1. One year of proven experience that applies to the category for which you are applying and a four-year construction-related degree from an accredited college (equivalent to 3 yrs. of experience), or
2. No less than three years of credits from accredited college-level courses and One year of experience as a foreman, or
3. Two years of credits from accredited college-level courses, one year experience as a foreman, and One year experience as a worker, or
4. One year of experience as a foreman, one year of credits from accredited college-level courses, and two years of experience as a worker, or
5. Four years of experience as a foreman or worker, of which at least one year must have been as a foreman.
We have the books and classes to prepare you to obtain a contractor license. You must pass the trade and business exams required by the DBPR.
For more detailed information on those licenses, please click the links below.
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-residential-contractor-license.html
https://www.contractorcampus.com/florida-general-contractor-license.html
I recommend you contact the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, to verify if the experience will be removed. Their contact number is 850-487-1395, or you can also email them at callcenter@dbpr.state.fl.us.
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