National Standard Residential Building Contractor C (ICC F13) Exam

ICC is known industry-wide as the leader in providing the highest quality certifications. When you earn an ICC certification, you demonstrate superior knowledge and understanding of the codes.

A National Standard Residential Building Contractor C is licensed to construct, remodel, or repair any structure or addition and is often referred to as a Residential General Contractor.

The ICC National Standard certification exams do not issue a license, but rather a certification. This certification is a requirement by many licensing agencies to obtain a license in their city/county.

80 Questions; 75% correct to pass; 4 Hours allowed to complete the exam.

Administration General Regulations - 15%
- Administration
- Code definitions and terms
- Plan reading

Building Planning and Life Safety - 25%
- Use and Occupancy and Types of Construction
- Fire and Smoke Alarms and Fire Protection
- Occupancy Needs and Interior Environment
- Exiting and Means of Egress
- Accessibility

Structural Systems - 45%
- Site Work
- Footings and Foundations
- Concrete
- Floors
- Wall Framing and Stairs
- Roof Ceiling Construction Roof Assembly
- Masonry

Building Envelope - 15%
- Interior Finishes
- Glass and Glazing
- Exterior Finishes and Roof Coverings

All ICC contractor exam licensees are still required to meet other state and local licensing regulations in order to obtain a license in any accepting state or municipality.

These requirements include supplying proof of adequate insurance and worker's compensation and submitting a State Board Contractor License Application.

Do you need help applying for your license? We offer license application assistance services - let one of our license specialists walk you through the application process!