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If you hold a Georgia Residential Basic Contractor's License or a Georgia Residential Light Commercial Contractor's License, you will need to complete continuing education each year. Residential Basic Contractors must complete 3 hours each year (6 hours per renewal cycle)
Choose from a variety of courses that will satisfy your required continuing education. All of our continuing education courses are state-approved, and many include the required hour on energy codes or energy conservation measures.
- To become a licensed contractor you must be 18 years old, work at least two to five years in the same trade you want to apply in, pass your trade's...
- Contractors make money from service charges above the costs involved in running their business. Their take home pay comes from money left over afte...
- Contractors can make more money introducing greater efficiencies in their business strategy. These strategies include: Being selective with choosin...
- A contractor provides labor or services on a construction project. The main types of contractors include general, excavation, concrete, window and...
- Overall, a bachelor's degree in business, construction management, or general studies is the most common type of education for successful general c...
- To start a career as a general contractor, you'll first need to consider an education in your chosen area of work - residential, commercial, remode...
Whether you’re a seasoned general contractor or a residential home builder just starting out, keeping your license current is crucial. Our program offers a wide range of courses tailored to your needs, covering topics such as home construction, remodeling, roofing, and residential construction.
GA Residential Contractor Continuing Education. Course duration: 1-6 hours | Pricing: $16-59 | License Expiration: June 30 of even years | Details & Benefits Resources.
Some local or state home builder associations have submitted courses for approval to help meet residential contractor state licensing requirements. Below are the states and courses that have been submitted and approved for continuing education credits for contractor licenses by a local HBA.
