Construction companies need licensed qualifiers right now, and demand consistently outpaces supply. CQC connects you with vetted companies — you review the profile before any engagement begins.
Watch a short walkthrough of how qualifying arrangements work, what you’re responsible for, and how licensed contractors earn recurring income through CQC.
A construction company can’t hold its license or pull permits without a qualified individual serving as the responsible party. That’s the role you fill — serving as the licensed, responsible party and providing real oversight. The exact time commitment and structure depend entirely on your state — some require a set number of weekly hours or a W-2 relationship rather than a lighter-touch arrangement.
CQC is the professional channel that connects licensed contractors with vetted companies — safely and in compliance with state requirements.
| Trade / License Type | Monthly Range |
|---|---|
General Contractor |
$1,500 – $3,000 |
Electrical |
$2,000 – $3,500 |
Underground Utility |
$2,000 – $4,000 |
Mechanical / HVAC |
$1,500 – $3,500 |
Plumbing & Gas |
$1,200 – $2,800 |
Roofing |
$1,000 – $2,500 |
Serve as the company’s licensed qualifying individual.
Provide the required license and qualifications for the company to operate under the applicable contractor license.
Provide technical knowledge, experience, and guidance related to the licensed work.
Oversee and supervise construction activities as required by applicable regulations.
Help ensure work is performed properly, safely, and according to applicable codes and standards.
Ensure the company performs work within the scope of its license.
Assist with licensing, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
Support the company in maintaining good standing with the applicable licensing authority.
Provide guidance regarding construction practices and project requirements.
Maintain the required professional relationship and involvement with the company while serving as its qualifier.
On top of the role above, your own licensing upkeep — fingerprinting, background checks, exams, CE credits — is tied to your personal license. The company can coordinate timing, but these steps can’t be filed or delegated on your behalf.
