Any Plumbing or Mechanical contractor doing work on an individual's home is required by the Texas Plumbing License Law or the Texas Mechanical License Law to have a license to work on that home. This license is required even if the scope of the work doesn't require a permit and inspection.

a homeowner you can act as your own contractor and do the work without a contractor's license on your own property where you live. However, if you subcontract a project, electrical wiring for example, then the subcontractor must be licensed to work in Longmont. a homeowner, you may be issued a permit for subcontracted work. You are also responsible for inspections and sign-off on the permit card.

Only if you like your home and want to keep it. A license does more than just ensure that the person you're dealing with isn't a fly by night operator, it gives you important legal protections that truly could mean the difference between keeping and losing your home. Here are just a few of the potential problems: Unlicensed contractors are considered your employees. That means you are required to provide them with workman's compensation insurance.

Those who are licensed by the State of South Carolina as a contractor are eligible to request City licensure as a contractor.

There will be no exchange of cash between Oakland County and the homeowner. Oakland County will make payments directly to the contractor.

You need to be licensed and bonded in order to get the permit and you do need a permit. Please call 974-7180.

To be licensed by the City of Mobile, you must first be a Certified Contractor by the Alabama Board of Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors.

All businesses or individuals who construct or alter any building, highway, road, parking facility, railroad, excavation, or other structure in California must be licensed by the Contractors Division if the total cost (labor and materials) of one or more contracts on the project is $500 or more.

Larimer County does not have a contractor licensing program. Colorado State Statutes do not allow NON-home rule jurisdictions to administer their own licensing program. The City of Fort Collins and City of Loveland each have their own contractor licensing program. We suggest you verify that your contractor has adequate workers' compensation and general liability insurance coverage.

Generally homeowners may perform their own work on the reidence they live at. Commercial and industrial locations typically require most work be performed by a qualified, licensed contractor. Please check with our Community Services Division about your specific situation at (541)726-3753. Residential plans are not kept on file after two years of completion of the structure. Industrial and commercial plans are generally available. Please call first.

Home improvement contractors must be licensed with the Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board. The license number must be displayed on advertising as well as on contracts. You can verify a contractor's license number and check any complaints by contacting the Pinellas county Construction Licensing Board at (727) 536-4720. Please click the link below for more information.

For both repairs and complete re-roofs, its important to choose a licensed roofing contractor. Your State Department of Business Regulation or your local Roofing Association is a good place to start. Only licensed, insured contractors are allowed to join Roofing Associations firms that are both financially responsible and have a reputation for quality workmanship. They will be able to refer you to several good sources. BACK TO TOP

A – To find out if a contractor licensed by the Department of Buildings has insurance, check the Department’s Buildings Information System by using the Skilled Trades Licensees Search. You can find a licensee’s business address, insurance status and license status. To see a list of the types of contractors licensed by the Department of Buildings visit the Licensing Section.

The California State Contractors Board requires that contractors have a valid and current contractors license and certificate for asbestos abatement work.

There are often two types of names on a BRC: the corporate name and the “trade” or “doing-business-as” (d/b/a) name. The name of the business that receives the purchase order should match one of them. If not, the agency should ask the business about the difference to ensure that the BRC belongs to the business. The response should be documented with the BRC.

Due process. There are laws that the Registrar of Contractors must follow when imposing discipline on the contractor if that turns out to be the case. The Legislature makes these laws and they bind us for the benefit of both parties.