A licensed Residential Builder may engage in, or offer to engage in, the construction, repair or refurbishment of residential buildings up to three stories high. Those buildings are limited to single or multiple family residences with up to 16 separate residences in a single building.
What does LLR stand for in South Carolina?
Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation
The South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR), its divisions, boards, panels, and commissions value consumer privacy and collect only personal information that is required to fulfill their legitimate public purpose.
How much work can you do without a contractor license in South Carolina?
General and mechanical contractors who want to work on commercial and industrial projects valued at over $5,000 need to carry a license (the license also allows them to work on residential jobs). These licenses fall under the control of the South Carolina Contractor's Licensing Board.
How do I get a builder's license in South Carolina?
- File a written application.
- Submit a certified check.
- Submit an Affidavit.
- Pass the exam.
- Pay the license fee.
- Send the registration form.
- Prepare for the exam.
- Arrive at your appointment.
Do I need a license to build a house in South Carolina?
How many questions are on the SC Residential Builders exam?
110
What is on the Exam?
| # of Questions | Minimum Passing Score | Time Allowed |
|---|---|---|
| 110 | 77 (70%) | 360 minutes |
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How do I get a residential builder license in South Carolina?
- Complete the Residential Specialty Contractor Registration Application.
- The affidavit must have and display one year of experience.
- Specialty license(s) information can be found at Affidavit of Work Experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times can I take the SC Contractors exam?
RESCHEDULING FOR AN EXAMINATION
You may also call PSI at (800) 733-9267. Examinations (with the exception of the Burglar and Fire Alarm) may only be taken 2 times in a 12- month period and thereafter only once in six months.
What does it take to get a Florida builders license?
To apply for a certified contractor's licensed in Florida:
A credit score report as proof of financial stability and responsibility. Proof of education and experience. You must have four years of experience of a combination of college and experience.
What is the passing score for CSLB exam?
A 72%
The majority of applicants must score a 72% passing grade on both the CSLB Trade and Law and Business exams to obtain a contractor's license in California.
FAQ
- How many times can I take the SC contractors exam?
RESCHEDULING FOR AN EXAMINATION
You may also call PSI at (800) 733-9267. Examinations (with the exception of the Burglar and Fire Alarm) may only be taken 2 times in a 12- month period and thereafter only once in six months.
- What is the limit on residential builders license in SC?
While there is no limit imposed on a South Carolina State licensed residential contractor, a residential contractor can only engage in residential work.
What is residential builders commission
| How do I become a licensed home builder in South Carolina? | Here are the steps you'll need to take to become a licensed builder for residential projects in the state of South Carolina:
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| What is a RMO in a contractor's license? | You may have heard of the term RMO – this stands for Responsible Managing Officer, a qualified individual who can sponsor your own company for a new contractors license. If you have a trusted family/friend who is a licensed CA contractor, they can be your RMO. |
- How do I get a residential builders license in SC?
- Residential contractor license
- File a written application.
- Submit a certified check.
- Submit an Affidavit.
- Pass the exam.
- Pay the license fee.
- Send the registration form.
- Prepare for the exam.
- Arrive at your appointment.
- Residential contractor license
- How long does it take to get GC license in SC?
In South Carolina, you need at least two years of commercial work experience within the last five years in each contractor classification you're applying for. So, to get a roofing license, you must have at least two years of experience installing roofs.