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    • Louisiana Carpentry Contractor

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    Steps to Obtain Your Louisiana Carpentry Contractor License

    Step 1
    Submit Your Application

    Apply to the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC). Forms and instructions: LSLBC Website.

    Submit Application
    Step 2
    Register for Required Exams

    After LSLBC approval, schedule your exams (Carpentry Contractor and Business & Law) with PSI: Candidate Bulletin.

    Register
    Step 3
    Purchase Your Exam References

    Purchase your complete Louisiana Carpentry Contractor Exam Study Package with Course and Books. Purchase Course

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    Step 4
    Study for and Take the Exam

    Bring valid ID and only allowed references. Exams are computer-based at PSI. After passing, finalize licensing with LSLBC and submit required insurance and fees.

    Study and Take Exam

    Louisiana Carpentry Contractor State Requirements & Application

    • Louisiana requires a Carpentry Contractor license for residential or commercial carpentry projects valued at $50,000 or more for commercial work and $75,000 or more for residential projects.
    • Applicants must pass both the Carpentry Contractor trade exam and the Business & Law exam.
    • Provide proof of general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and submit any required financial/experience documents to LSLBC.
    • Applications are reviewed by LSLBC; upon approval, candidates may schedule testing with PSI.
    Board Contact Information:
    Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC)
    2525 Quail Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
    Phone:(225) 765-2301
    Website: lslbc.louisiana.gov

    Louisiana Carpentry Contractor Test Information

    Administered by: PSI (computer-based, open-book when allowed). Exam details below are from the official PSI Candidate Information Bulletin.

    Exam Information Details
    Number of Questions60
    Minimum Passing Score42 (70%)
    Time Allowed120 Minutes
    Content Outline
    Content Area # of Items
    Safety6
    Insulation1
    Windows and Doors3
    Rough Carpentry and Formwork27
    Finish Carpentry14
    Drywall7
    Siding2

    Louisiana Carpentry Contractor Reciprocity

    The LSLBC offers reciprocity for applicants who have already passed an equivalent contractor licensing exam in another state. If an applicant holds a classification that required an exam elsewhere — and that exam was passed without waivers, exemptions, or grandfathering — the LSLBC may accept that exam for reciprocity. The exam will be accepted for a comparable Louisiana classification determined by the Board. All other licensing requirements still apply, including documentation reviews and the investigation of any current or prior violations.