Based on the licensing information provided, a contractor license is required for commercial projects over $50,000, new residential construction over $50,000, and residential remodeling or additions over $10,000.

The Commercial Builder classification is intended for qualifying commercial and residential building work. The Residential Builder classification focuses primarily on residential construction and remodeling, with commercial work limited by the scope of the classification.

The NASCLA Commercial General Building exam may be used as a commercial trade examination path for qualifying Mississippi classifications. Applicants must still complete Mississippi's application, Business and Law, financial, experience, and other licensing requirements.

The Mississippi Business and Law exam is commonly required for contractor license classifications and is taken in addition to the applicable trade examination.

Choose the Residential Remodeler classification when your work will focus on qualifying residential remodeling projects. Choose the Commercial Remodeler classification when your work will focus on qualifying commercial renovation and alteration projects.

Yes. Course-only, bookset-only, tabset-only, individual-book, regular-combo, and pre-highlighted-combo options may be available depending on the selected exam.

Many contractor examinations are open book, but only approved reference materials may be permitted. Review the current candidate bulletin before testing to verify allowed books and examination rules.

No. Passing the required exams is only part of the contractor licensing process. Applicants may also need to satisfy application, experience, financial, insurance, and other licensing-board requirements.