Being a licensed contractor is a rewarding profession, but the licensing process can be daunting. Some contractors wish to practice in multiple states, making the process even more complicated – that’s why the NASCLA exam can be so helpful. What is the NASCLA Exam? NASCLA stands for the National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies. […]
If you’re interested in becoming a general contractor in Alabama, this article will answer the questions you have. How Much Does a Contractor License Cost? The application fee for the general contractor license in Alabama is $300, payable to the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors. It’s important to note that the fee is non-refundable, […]
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As of April of 2014, the new 2014 Edition of the Gypsum Construction Handbook will only be accepted for NASCLA, SC Residential Builder, AL BCU4 (Building Contractor Under 4 Stories), and GA Residential Light Commercial.
The Nevada State Contractors Board is now accepting NASCLA Accredited Exam results for the Commercial Builders License.
Only OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry published June 2013 or later are permitted in the exam center.
Beginning September 2013 only the 2012 Edition of the International Residential Code is permitted in the exam center.
Beginning September 2013 only the 2012 Edition of the International Building Code is permitted in the exam center.
The West Virginia Contractors Licensing Board is now accepting NASCLA Accredited Exam results for the Commercial Builders License. Note: They are only accepting scores/transcripts after September 1, 2013.
