The NASCLA Accredited Examination Program was designed to assist contractors who must be licensed in multiple jurisdictions. Contractors who take the accredited examination can access NASCLA’s Examination Database (NED) and request that their exam transcripts be sent to any accepting jurisdiction when applying for licensure, reducing redundant licensing requirements. NASCLA Commercial Builder Exam Transcripts are accepted by 16+ states as a general contractor licensing exam.

At Contractor Training Center, we offer everything you need to prepare for the National NASCLA Commercial Building Contractor Exam. From our comprehensive online exam prep course with learning modules, practice quizzes, and an exam simulator to our exam-ready reference materials for the open-book exam, we can help you make sure you're prepared to pass the exam with confidence and be well on your way to becoming a licensed contractor! Whether you choose one of our top-selling exam prep packages or shop among our product offerings to select a custom combination of materials, you can count on Contractor Training Center to prepare you for the National NASCLA Commercial Building Contractor Exam at PSI!

The NASCLA Accredited Commercial Builder Exam is an accepted technical licensing exam for general contractor license applicants in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Candidates applying for a general contractor's license in these states may supply NASCLA Commercial Builder Exam transcripts to qualify for exemption from completing the state technical licensing exam. Note: each state that accepts NASCLA exam transcripts has its own licensing entity that determines candidate eligibility and license requirements. If you need help determining your next steps to licensure, let one of our licensing specialists help you on a 30-minute Contractor Licensing Start-Up Consultation!

You can also refer to the PSI Candidate Information Bulletin here for more information on testing policies.

All license applicants are required to meet state licensing regulations in order to obtain a license in West Virginia.

These requirements include taking the West Virginia Contractors Business and Law Exam and submitting a State Board Contractor License Application.

Do you need help compiling your state license application? We have state licensing specialists ready to help you navigate the licensing process on a 30-minute Start-Up Consultation.