Topic: Florida Residential Contractor License

Getting your Florida residential contractor license does not have to be difficult!

Perhaps you’ve attempted this before and encountered obstacles, or maybe you’re hesitant to begin, or simply lack the time to complete the task. At Contractor Licensing Inc., we offer a swift and straightforward method that eliminates the uncertainty from the residential contractor application procedure. We take immense satisfaction in obtaining licenses for our clients in an unprecedented timeframe!

We understand that the State of Florida has specific requirements for residential contractor licenses and that each application is distinct. Therefore, we invest time in thoroughly understanding our clients and validating their experience to ensure their successful licensing. Application assistance is just one small part of our operation. In addition, knowing all of the factors that go into that application is what takes time and experience.

Education and On the Job Experience:

You must be able to prove one of the following options in order to submit your Florida Residential Contractor License application to the DBPR.

• 4 year construction-related degree from an accredited college and 1 year experience on the job.
• 1 year experience as a foreman and not less than 3 years of credits from accredited college-level courses.
• 1 year as a worker, 1 year experience as a foreman, and 2 years of credits from accredited college-level courses.
• 2 years as a worker, 1 year as a foreman, and 1 year of credits from accredited college-level courses.
• 4 years as a worker or foreman of which at least one year must have been as a foreman.

Florida Residential Contractor License

Construction Related Experience:

You must provide experience in the following areas of construction in order to be eligible for the Florida Residential Contractor License:

• Foundation/Slabs/Structural Formwork
• Masonry walls
• Structural Demolition
• Column erection
• Structural wood framing (including trusses and
  excluding platform framing)

Florida Residential Contractor License Application Types

* Initial Issuance Application (Individual or Business)

* Change of Status Application

* Qualify an Additional Entity Application

What is a Florida Residential Contractor?

A Florida residential contractor means a contractor whose services are limited to construction of one, two, or three family dwellings not exceeding 2 stories in height.

Whether you are applying for a new license, changing from one business to another or wanting to qualify an additional business, we are here to help. Contact Us today to get started!

Every Certified Residential Contractor must carry General Liability Insurance. We work closely with Artisan Insurance Inc. to provide these insurance needs.

How to Become a residential contractor in Florida:

If you’re looking to become a Florida Residential Contractor, you’ve come to the right place. We offer three different types of license applications to suit your needs. We specialize in Florida Construction License Applications, and we are ready to help you! Contact us today to get started!