Licensing and Insurance Requirements

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Importance of Licensing
Qualified tradesmen may easily become licensed contractors by submitting the Flagler Contractor Application. Advertising to do building work without a contractor license in advance is as illegal as actually doing such work, and all illegal operators are prosecuted to the fullest extent prescribed in the adopted contractor licensing ordinance. Ordinance 2007-10 & 2008-23 applies to the unincorporated areas of Flagler County.

Insurance Requirements

$300,000/$50,000 (General/Building) General Liability
$100,000/$25,000 (All other) General Liability
Worker's Compensation or an exemption

Introduction to Licensing

Class I Licensees build whole buildings or entire operating systems. The Class I license covers:

General Contractor
Building Contractor
Residential Contractor
Roofing Contractor
Swimming Pool/Spa - Residential
Master Plumber
Master Electrician
Master A/C "A"
Master A/C "B"
Master Sheet Metal
Master Mechanical
Underground Utility & Excavation

Class II Licensees build major components. The Class II license covers:

Demolition
Drywall (Commercial)
Glass/Glazing
Irrigation Sprinkler
Marine Contractor
Specialty Structure

Qualifications for Both Classes

Licenses may be obtained through examination or reciprocity according to this fee schedule:

$50 Application fee
$50 Testing fee
$100 License fee
$100 Biennial renewal fee
$80 PROV Testing fee/Paid to PROV

Reciprocity Checklist

Qualifications

Licenses may be obtained through letters of reference according to this fee schedule:

$50 Application fee
$100 License fee
$100 Biannual renewal fee

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