Your license is worth $1,500–$4,000/month.
Licensed Trades
/mo
— for serving as the Qualifier of record and providing ongoing oversight for a vetted company's Nevada operations.
- Takes 2 minutes. No commitment.
How CQC Connects Nevada Qualifiers With Vetted Companies
Free to list. CQC never takes a cut from your agreement.
Every company’s licensing board standing, insurance, and compliance verified before any introduction.
From sign up to first introduction — 48 hours average.
Recurring income for Qualifier oversight, based on your license classification.
What Is a Qualifying Arrangement?
A stream of income most Nevada license holders don’t know about.
In Nevada, this individual is called the Qualifier. A construction company can’t legally operate, pull permits, or bid on contracts without one — an individual who holds an active license and provides genuine oversight. That’s the role you fill.
You serve as the company’s licensed qualifier — exercising real technical and administrative authority over their operations, including hiring, supervising, and directing personnel, as required under NRS 624.260. The role calls for your full professional focus, with the specific scope defined in your agreement. You bring your credentials and oversight — and get paid directly every month.
CQC is the professional channel that connects qualified Nevada license holders with vetted companies — safely and in compliance with the NSCB requirements.
The Process
From listing to first introduction in 48 hours.
List Your License
We Verify With the Board
Review the Company
Get Paid Directly
What You Can Earn
Real monthly income for the oversight you're already qualified to provide.
| Trade / License Type | Monthly Range |
|---|---|
General Contractor |
$1,500 – $4,000 |
HVAC |
$1,500 – $3,500 |
Electrical |
$1,500 – $3,000 |
Plumbing |
$1,500 – $3,000 |
You earned your license. Now put your oversight to work.
Your qualifying agreement is between you and the company — directly. CQC handles the introduction, verifies the company’s licensing board standing, and protects your license throughout the process.
No placement fee. No monthly percentage. We never take a single dollar from your agreement — ever.
What's Required
What you need to qualify.
Required credentials
in one of the covered classifications — General Contractor, HVAC, Plumbing, or Electrical — current and in good standing.
— no unresolved complaints, suspensions, or disciplinary actions on your record with the NSCB.
for an actively operating company in Nevada.
— inquiries from the NSCB or oversight requirements as defined in your agreement.
Your license. Their operations. Your terms.
If you hold an active, clean Nevada contractor license in one of these classifications, you are exactly who these companies need. The scope of your oversight role, visit frequency, and all compensation terms are defined and agreed on before anything is signed.
You’ll receive the company’s full profile — including their board standing, insurance, and compliance status — before you decide whether to proceed. No pressure, no rush.
CQC verifies each company’s licensing board standing before your name ever comes up. We review active project history, insurance, and compliance — so you’re walking into a verified situation, not a risk.
Common Questions
Everything Nevada qualifiers ask before signing up.
What happens to my license if something goes wrong?
What does serving as the Qualifying Agent actually involve?
What’s the catch? Why is it free?
Can I qualify for more than one company?
Which license classifications are you placing in Nevada?
How long until I get a match?
What Qualifiers Say
Heard from Nevada qualifiers already earning.
Coverage Across Nevada
Active in 4 license classifications — and expanding.
- General Contractor
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Active — placements open now across Nevada