For decades a North Carolina general contractor license bond has been out of reach for the large majority of license candidates have not been able to obtain bonding for lack of financial statement strength and because of the onerous terms… Continue Reading →
Changes to the state law regulating contractors created “registration classes” and the requirement for a Connecticut Verification Bond for most non-resident general contractors. Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-430(7) as amended created two classes of nonresident contractors: verified and unverified. A nonresident general contractor… Continue Reading →
North Carolina landscape contractors have a new law and new North Carolina landscape contractors license surety bond requirement. As of August 1, 2014, the NC Landscape Contractors’ Registration Board, became the NC Landscape Licensing Board. Requirements for obtaining a landscape… Continue Reading →
Oregon law requires an Oregon construction contractors surety bond from anyone who works for compensation in any construction activity involving improvements to real property. According to the Construction Contractors Board, “A CCB surety bond provides a limited amount of financial… Continue Reading →
Pursuant to the New Jersey State Board of Examiners of Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) Contractors a New Jersey HVAC Contractor surety bond is now required of new applicants for a license. As published by the Board, “Regulations… Continue Reading →
Effective immediately a Minnesota Elevator Contractor Bond will be required from both full and limited licensees. According to the Minnesota Department of Labor’s open letter, “The changes became effective July 1, 2013. Elevator contractors and elevator constructors are currently licensed under… Continue Reading →
The General Assembly has passed a new statue requiring a Kansas Roofing Contractor Bond where previously such contractors were unregulated by the state. Many cities and counties have their own requirements, including ICC or other testing requirements. Most contractors are also… Continue Reading →
A Florida contractor license bond is required of a construction contractor applicants if he or she cannot evidence financially responsibility and financially stability. The Construction Industry Licensing Board is the division of the Department of Business Regulation that reviews applicants and issues… Continue Reading →
An electrical contractor license applicant will need a North Carolina letter of bondability in order to receive a license to operate in the state. Licensing is required of anyone that engages in the business of installing, maintaining, altering or repairing any… Continue Reading →
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