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residential construction lisence in florida

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  1. amomipais82
    Hi,
    Here's a list of the certified contractor's licenses the Board issues:Division 1
    General
    Building
    Residential

    Division 2
    Mechanical
    Air conditioning class A
    Air conditioning class B
    Glass and glazing specialty
    Roofing
    Solar
    Sheet metal
    Commercial pool/spa*
    Residential pool/spa
    Pool/spa Servicing
    Plumbing
    Solar water heating specialty
    Underground utility and excavation
    Pollutant storage systems
    Gypsum drywall specialty
    Structure specialty
    Gas line specialty
    Tank lining applicator
    Precision tank tester
    Dry wall specialty


    To qualify for the examination you must be at least 18 years old. You must also meet one of the following requirements:
    Four year construction-related degree from an accredited college (equivalent to three years experience) and one year proven related experience
    One year of experience as a foreman and not less than three years of credits for any accredited college-level courses
    One year experience as a workman, one year proven experience as a foreman, and two years of credits for any accredited college level courses
    Two years experience as a workman, one year experience as a foreman, and one year of credits for any accredited college level courses
    Four years experience as a workman or foreman of which at least one year must have been as a foreman
    Holding an active certified or registered Florida contractor's license

    Applications are submitted directly to the testing vendor. Contact: Professional Testing, Inc.
    State of Florida Construction Program
    P.O. Box 532018
    Orlando, FL 32853-2018
    (407) 264-0562
    http://www.floridaexam.com


    The Division I exams have three parts; business and finance, contract administration, and project management. The Division II exams have two parts; business and finance, and trade knowledge.

    To become a licensed certified contractor, an applicant must pass all parts of the exam, meet education/experience requirements, obtain worker's compensation coverage and demonstrate financial responsibility.

    Minimum amounts required for general liability insurance are :
    General and building contractors - $300,000 bodily injury, 50,000 property damage
    All other categories - 100,000 bodily injury, 25,000 property damage

    If you have a trade license from another state, you may qualify for the trade exam if you can prove you got your license by passing an exam,  that your license required experience equal to what the Board requires and documentation regarding scope of work allowed by the licensee. Other than this Florida doesn't have any reciprocity or endorsement agreements other states.

    The fee for the examination is $135. If you are applying between June 4th of an even year and August 31st of an odd year, the license will be $409. If you are applying between September 1st of an odd year and June 3rd of an even year, the license will cost $309. If you paid $354 and submitted your examination application before February 11, 2003, your fee will be $209 and $109 respectively.

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