Arizona B-1/B-2/KB-1/KB-2 Combined Contractor Exam Prep Courses & Reference Materials

If you're looking to become a licensed general contractor in the state of Arizona, you've come to the right place. At Contractor Training Center, we have exam prep and license application assistance services to ensure you're on the right path to meet your career goals.

In Arizona, general contractor license applicants can take one of two exams: the Arizona B-1/B-2/KB-1/KB-2 Combined General Contractor Exam or the National NASCLA Commercial Builder Exam. While both of these exams are accepted by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors for General Contractor licensure, there are important differences between each available exam option. From complexity of the exam and references allowed into each test to the accepting agencies and reciprocity options for getting additional licenses in other states, it is important to assess your career goals and business needs before making your decision. Luckily, we have state licensing experts who can help you map out a plan to success in a 30-minute Start-Up Consultation.

Once you've chosen your exam path, we can help you prepare for success on test day with our exam prep packages containing reference materials and online instruction from industry experts.

A B-1 General Commercial Contractor is licensed to construct, alter, and repair in connection with any structure built, being built, or to be built for the support, shelter, and enclosure of persons, animals, or movable property of any kind.

To qualify for a license, an individual or business (Partnership, LLC, or Corporation) must be registered and in good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission. An individual from the entity must possess at least 4 years of working experience in Building Construction and pass both the Arizona SRE (Statutes and Rules Examination) online from the Arizona ROC and pass a licensing exam (Arizona ROC B-1 Exam or NASCLA Commercial Builder Exam).

When submitting a license application to the board, the individual or entity must submit passing exam scores, pass a background check, provide Government ID, submit a completed bond, and pay all applicable fees. While this process can seem daunting at first, our licensing specialists are here to walk you through each step of the process with our application assistance services! Or, get started today with a refundable $79 Start-Up Consultation instead.