Contractor licensing is a maze, and every state builds its own. Most companies don’t have time to learn a new one each time they expand. That’s why Contractor Qualifier Connect exists: we learn the rules, so our clients can keep building.
To take the friction out of contractor licensing by pairing companies with the right qualifier and keeping that relationship compliant in every state they work in.
Growth shouldn’t stall at a state line. When a new job, a new trade, or a new market is on the table, the last thing you need is a licensing question holding it up.
Whether you’re licensing for the first time, adding a trade, or opening work in a new state, we give you clear guidance on what that state requires, a vetted qualifier who fits your trade, and an application that’s checked before it’s filed. You stay focused on the work; we keep the licensing side moving.
No. We help out-of-state companies find qualifiers all the time. What matters is that your qualifier meets the requirements of the state where the work is.
It depends on the state and the arrangement. Some states require the qualifier to be an employee or officer of the company; others allow different structures. Your agreement spells out which applies to you.
It varies by state and trade. Once we have your trade, state, and project details, we’ll tell you what to expect up front, and where the network is thinner it can take longer. Board approval times are set by each state.
