As you know, you need to have a contractor’s license in Florida to work legally. But, did you know you have to renew your license? Do you know how to renew your license? As a Florida contractor licensing company, we want to help. You need to renew your contractor’s license every two years to remain in good legal standing. If all your information with the state is up to date, you should receive a renewal notice in the mail about a month before your license is set to expire.
When you receive your renewal notice, you are going to be prompted to double check all your information such as address, phone number, email address, etc. You need to make sure your information is correct, because failure to do so can lead to delays in getting your license renewed, so it is imperative that you look this information over and update anything necessary.
To renew your license, you will be asked to supply a few other pieces of information. You will need to show proof of continuing education and training. You may also be asked to provide current proof of insurance and perhaps a few smaller pieces of information. Be sure to look over your renewal documents carefully to ensure that you have included all required information. Certain counties may require slightly different types of documentation.
While it is a hassle, it is important to be ready and prepared when your two-year contracting license renewal information comes in the mail. Keep good records and of all the pertinent information, as this will make it a lot easier to get your renewal through and approved without any delay. The paperwork you receive about your renewal will tell you all the pieces of information you will need to provide to approve your renewal depending on where you live and work.
Let us help you renew (or get) your Florida contractor’s license. We are a Florida contractor licensing company. We can help make the contractor licensing process and renewal easy for you.
Click our Florida contractor license page to learn more or call 239-777-1028 to get started on the process today.