It’s not a secret that consumers have been burned by unscrupulous contractors time after time. Whether it’s because of contractors questionably subcontracting out projects, delaying the development and going over budget, or applying other deceitful practices, consumers have now become extra cautious when hiring contractors.
One way that both contractors and clients can protect themselves is through a Performance Bond.
It doesn’t matter if you work independently, with an organization or business, or in some other fashion. If you do any sort of work that involves contracting in a physical capacity and receive funds for the work that is completed, you’ll need an Oregon Contractors License.
Short on time? Jump straight to the tutorial on how to get your Oregon CCB License.
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There are 5 expenses that you will incur when getting your Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) License. Some of these expenses will vary, and some are fixed. Here are the costs you can expect to incur while getting your OR CCB License.
Just looking for how to get licensed? Check out this post “How To Get Your Oregon CCB License” or check out our new Contractor License Guide.
In an effort to protect consumers, Washington requires all contractors to have a Washington State Contractors License before they begin working in the state. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to obtain your Washington State Contractors License.
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Two licenses are required to do landscaping work in Oregon: the individual landscape construction professional license and the landscape contracting business license.
The difference between the two licenses is this:
There are four clear-cut expenses that you will incur if you chose to obtain a Washington Contractors License. Some of the expenses (like WA Contractor Bonds) will vary depending on the specific license you pursue. Here is a run-down of the expenses that you can expect to incur as you get your WA Contracting Business up and running…
Short on time? Check out our Contractor’s License FAQ page.
A Performance Bond is a surety bond guaranteeing a contractor will complete a project according to the term delineated in the contract. Performance Bonds offer a protection to taxpayers, as they ensure that public works projects are completed properly as required by federal law (The Miller Act).
The State of Alaska requires all contractors to have a license before they begin working in the state. This is to protect consumers from being victimized by unscrupulous individuals or companies.
If you are ready to become an Alaska contractor, here are the steps you need to take to get your Alaska Contractor’s License.
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The District of Columbia Board of Industrial Trades licenses all refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics. Here’s what you need to do to get licensed.
Did you know there are over 35,000 farms in Oregon, equally to over 16.5 million acres of farm land? Those farms don’t just run themselves; farm workers are hard at work every day tending to the labor needs of all those farms across the state.
Farm labor contractors are the ones who manage those workers and ensure farm work is completed well and properly.
Both farm and forest labor contractors are required to be licensed by the State of Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) under Oregon’s Farm Labor Contractor Law.
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