Home Improvement Registration
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What does this registration cover?
- Home Improvement projects on existing residential structures only with a value exceeding $7,500 but not in excess of $75,000, including labor and materials. This registration does NOT cover swimming pools.
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What are the requirements to obtain a Home Improvement registration?
- The contractor must:
- Complete the Home Improvement Registration Application. Additional information/documents may be requested within the application. See link below to download application.
- Provide proof of general liability insurance with a minimum amount of $100,000 and proof of workers’ compensation coverage. Insurance certificate(s) should be emailed directly from the insurance agent to [email protected]. See link below for specific insurance information.
- Be approved by the Board before issuance of the registration.
- The contractor must:
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What must I do to maintain the registration once it is issued?
- Once the license is issued, the initial license certificate will be valid for one year; then you may renew your license for a one-, two-, or three-year period.
- A Renewal notice will be emailed or mailed to the address on record approximately 60 days prior to the expiration, 15 days prior to expiration and upon expiration of the registration.
- You must provide proof of general liability and workers’ compensation insurance coverage upon renewal of the registration.
- Insurance certificate(s) should be emailed directly from the insurance agent to [email protected].
- Note: Failure to submit these documents can delay the renewal of the registration.
- You must maintain continuous insurance coverage while holding an active registration with this Board.
- You must maintain a current address with this Board.
- Once the license is issued, the initial license certificate will be valid for one year; then you may renew your license for a one-, two-, or three-year period.
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