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MDC, 1st Floor, Azad market, Pirmuhani Chowk, Kadamkuan, Near Uma Cinema, Patna, Bihar, 800003
Contractor License
Contractor License
A contractor license is a permit or authorization issued by a government agency or licensing board that allows an individual or company to engage in construction, remodeling, or repair work. The license ensures that the contractor has the necessary qualifications, experience, and insurance to perform the work safely and according to industry standards.
Basic Types of Contractor License
- Residential Contractor License
- Building Contractor License
- Trade Contractor License
- Electrical Contractor License
- Plumbing Contractor License
- HVAC Contractor License
- Material Supplier License
License Classifications
- Class A License: Required for large-scale projects, such as commercial buildings or high-rise residential buildings.
- Class B License: Required for medium-scale projects, such as single-family homes or small commercial buildings.
- Class C License: Required for small-scale projects, such as handyman services or minor repairs.
Eligibility Criteria
- You must be at least 21 years old.
- You should have a firm, private limited company, or proprietorship.
- You must employ at least one supervisor with a competency certificate and at least two wiremen permits.
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| Educational qualification certificate |
| Work experience certificate |
| Identity proof |
| Photograph |
| Date of birth certificate |
Application Process
- Obtain the application form: Collect the form from the State Site Building Construction corporation limited (SSBCL) or the State Site Board (SSB).
- Fill out the application form: Enter accurate, professional details.
- Attach documents: Submit the form with the necessary documents.
- Submit application: Submit the application to the SSBCL or SSB.
Benefits of Contractor Licenses
Increased Credibility
Legal Protection
Access to Government Contracts
Compliance with Regulations
Penalties for Unlicensed Contracting
- Fines: Unlicensed contractors may face fines and penalties.
- Imprisonment: In some states, unlicensed contractors may face imprisonment.
- Loss of Business: Unlicensed contractors may lose business and reputation.
