Licenses define what work a contractor can legally perform. Working outside your classification is risky.
In this article
Know your class
What it allows.
Scope check
Before bidding.
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Add classes
When expanding.
Subcontract
Licensed trades.
Renewals
Track dates.
Common mistakes
Working outside scope, expired licenses and assumptions.
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Frequently asked questions
What happens if I work outside my license classification?
It can lead to penalties, unenforceable contracts and insurance issues, depending on the state.