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Each state has unique contractor licensing requirements. Click your state to learn more about the process, requirements, and how we qualify your business.
Florida requires state-certified or registered licenses through the CILB. CGC and CRC license types require a qualified individual.
- Certified General Contractor (CGC)
- Certified Residential Contractor (CRC)
- CILB-regulated licensing process
Georgia licenses general contractors at the state level with exam and experience requirements enforced by the GCOC.
- State General Contractor License
- Experience & exam requirements
- GCOC board oversight
South Carolina's LLR oversees contractor licensing with distinct classifications for residential and commercial work.
- Residential & commercial licenses
- LLR licensing board
- Multi-tier classification system
North Carolina's NCLBGC issues licenses at Limited, Intermediate, and Unlimited tiers based on project size.
- NCLBGC licensing tiers
- Limited, Intermediate, Unlimited
- Financial & exam requirements
Louisiana's LSLBC strictly enforces licensing for contractors on projects over $50,000 with stiff penalties for unlicensed work.
- LSLBC-regulated state license
- $50,000+ project threshold
- Residential building sub-license
Alabama requires licensing for commercial projects over $50,000 through the ALBOC with financial and exam prerequisites.
- ALBOC state licensing
- Commercial $50K+ threshold
- Home Builder licensure available
Why Use a Qualifying Agent?
Starting a contracting business without the right license exposes you to fines, project shutdowns, and legal liability. A qualifying agent gives you a fast, legal path to operations.
Start Faster
Skip years of exam prep and experience documentation. Our qualifiers have the credentials — your business gets to work immediately.
Fully Legal
Every agreement is structured to meet your state's qualifying agent statutes. No shortcuts, no risk to your license or projects.
Multi-State Coverage
Operating in multiple Southeast states? We have qualifiers across all six states, so you can expand without separate license battles.
Experienced Team
Our qualifiers bring decades of real contracting experience — not just paper credentials — to back your business credibly.
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