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    • Alabama General Contractor Commercial (NASCLA)

    The complete combo package includes:

  • All the books for your NASCLA Exam and Alabama Business Law
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    Steps to Obtain Your Contractor License

    Step 1
    Purchase Your Exam Prep Course

    Purchase your exam prep course - Alabama General Contractor Complete Course Package.

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    Step 2
    Register for the NASCLA Exam

    Register for the NASCLA Exam here.

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    Step 3
    Study for the Exam

    Study for, and take your NASCLA Exam and Alabama Business Law Exam.

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    Step 4
    Submit Your Application

    Submit your Alabama GC Application.

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    Alabama General Contractor State Requirements & Application

    Any prime contractor or subcontractor working on projects where the cost of labor and materials exceeds $50,000 is required to have the appropriate Alabama contractor's license.
    Applicants must submit verification of 3 years of experience and a financial statement.

    Employees registering as the qualifying party for an applicant must be in full-time employment for 90 consecutive days immediately preceding the exam.
    Alabama Administrative Codes

    Applicants must have a minimum net worth and working capital of $10,000 in order to qualify for the lowest bid limit classification.
    A - Not to exceed $100,000
    B - Not to exceed $250,000
    C - Not to exceed $500,000
    D - Not to exceed $1,000,000
    E - Not to exceed $3,000,000
    U - Unlimited

    Fees: The application fee for a new prime Alabama contractor license is $300. The renewal fee is $200. The application fee for a subcontractor is $150. To obtain an Alabama contractor license application and other forms, go to Alabama Application.
    Contact Information:
    Office of the Board
    2525 Fairlane Drive
    Montgomery, AL 36116
    Alabama State License Board
    Telephone: 334-272-5030
    Fax: 334-395-5336

    Alabama General Contractor Test Information

    Test Information: This test covers information across 12 subject areas. The questions are drawn from content in the 24-book set shown below.
    Candidate Information Bulletin: PSI Exams Alabama General Contractor Candidate Bulletin

    Exam Information Details
    Exam Fee $130
    Number of Questions 115
    Passing Score 70% or 81 Questions
    Time Limit 330 Minutes
    Subject Area Breakdown
    Subject Area Number of Questions
    General Requirements 25
    Site Construction 15
    Concrete 6
    Masonry 4
    Metals 6
    Wood 5
    Thermal and Moisture Protection 5
    Doors, Windows, and Glazing 4
    Finishes 5
    Mechanical and Plumbing Systems 6
    Electrical Systems 3
    Procurement and Contracting Requirements 31

    Alabama General Contractor Reciprocity

    Alabama has established reciprocity with Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee. The NASCLA exam serves as the trades exam in Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, U.S. Virgin Islands, and West Virginia.

    Alabama General Contractor Permitted Work

    With this license, you may bid on and build commercial projects.