North Carolina Construction Contractor Exam Prep

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Gain the Knowledge You’ll Need to Pass Your North Carolina Contractor Exam

On your way to your contractor’s license, Contractor Training Center is your one-stop shop for making sense of the application process and prepping for exams. Look to us for the tools, resources, and exam prep services to meet all North Carolina construction contractor license requirements. Our programs include everything you need to start building and growing your construction career.

We’ll guide you through the application process, explain the different types of exams, and offer additional resources to make the process of acquiring your license as easy and stress-free as possible. 

Need some advice? Book a 30-minute start-up consultation with one of our licensing experts to map out your plan to become a construction contractor in North Carolina. 

Contractor License Options

Which North Carolina Contractor’s License is right for you?

NASCLA Accredited License The NASCLA Accredited exam is recognized for general contracting in multiple states, including North Carolina. The NASCLA Examination Program helps you avoid taking multiple state exams if you wish to get licensed in multiple jurisdictions. In addition, once you take an NASCLA Exam, you can apply to other accepting states for the corresponding license without taking their state licensing exam.

Building Contractor This classification covers all commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential building construction and demolition activity. It also covers work done under the various specialty classifications concrete construction, insulation, interior construction, marine construction, masonry, roofing, metal erection, swimming pools, asbestos), and wind turbine.

Residential Contractor This classification covers all construction and demolition activity pertaining to residential units; all ancillary site work and improvements; and the work done as part of such residential units under the specialty classifications of insulation, interior construction, masonry construction, roofing, swimming pools, and asbestos 

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