Anyone aspiring to work as a contractor, builder, or handyman in Alaska must acquire an Alaska Contractor License. Before obtaining this license, it’s essential to determine the specific type of license that suits your needs. Alaska typically provides three categories of contractor licenses: General Contractors, Specialty Contractors, and Mechanical Contractors.
Alaska Contractor License Classifications:
- General Contractor
- Specialty Contractor Including
- Access Flooring Contractor
- Acoustical and Insulation Contractor
- Asbestos Abatement Contractor
- Carpentry Contractor,
- Finish Carpentry Contractor,
- Rough Communications Contractor
- Concrete and Paving Contractor
- Demolition Contractor
- Drilling Contractor
- Drywall Contractor
- Electrical Contractor
- Elevator and Conveying System Contractor
- Excavation Contractor
- Fence & Guardrail Contractor
- Floor Covering Contractor
- Glazing Contractor
- Landscaping Contractor
- Liquid or Gas Storage Tank Contractor
- Low Voltage Alarm or Signaling Device Contractor
- Marine Contractor
- Masonry Contractor
- Mechanical Contractor, Exempt
- Painting Contractor
- Plaster Contractor
- Road Construction Contractor
- Roofing Contractor
- Security Systems Contractor
- Sheet Metal Contractor
- Sign Contractor
- Solid Fuel Appliance Contractor
- Steel Erection Contractor
- Tile and Terrazzo Contractor
- Wallcovering Contractor
- Water and Sewer Contractor
- Water System Contractor
- Welding Contractor
- Mechanical Contractor Including:
- HCPP: Heating, Cooling, and Process Piping
- CNTL: Mechanical Systems Temperature Control
- RHVC: Residential HVAC
- RPHH: Residential Plumbing and Hydronic Heating
- UCIP: Unlimited Commercial and Industrial Plumbing
- UHVCS: Unlimited HVAC/Sheet Metal
- UR: Unlimited Refrigeration
- (Source: https://alaska.licenselookup.org/contractor/contractor-classifications/)
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