North Carolina Highway Contractor Exam Prep

The path to a highway contractor license isn’t always a straight line. Contractor Training Center will guide you around the roadblocks with the tools and resources to pass the highway exam and obtain your license.

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Overview

Start Your Journey to Becoming a North Carolina Highway Contractor

You’re on the road to obtaining your highway contractor license. Contractor Training Center has the tools and resources you’ll need to reach your destination. Our exam prep packages are designed to help you meet all North Carolina Highway Contractor license requirements, so you can start building a business...and a 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.

Not sure where to begin? Book a 30-minute start-up consultation with one of our licensing experts to map out your plan to become a highway contractor in North Carolina. 

Contractor License Options

Which North Carolina Contractor License is right for you?

A Highway Contractor license covers all highway construction activity including grading, paving of all types, installation of exterior artificial surfaces, bridge construction and repair, culvert construction and repair, parking decks, sidewalks, curbs, gutters and storm drainage.

As a licensed highway contractor, you may also work on installation/erection of guard rails, fencing, signage and ancillary highway hardware; paving and grading of airport runways, including the installation of fencing, signage, runway lighting and marking; and work done under the specialty classifications of Boring and Tunneling, Concrete Construction, Marine Construction, Railroad Construction, and Grading and Excavating. 

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