From the Desk of the Executive Director Ryan D. Cody Welcome to springtime in North Carolina. Every year when spring comes around, it’s a welcomed relief from another winter season.

Do I need a licensed contractor? By law, a general contractor must be licensed if the total project cost is valued at $40,000 or higher.

This private web portal is a tool for licensed contractors, qualifiers, and those who have submitted an application to the Board ONLY. If you do not have a license or if you have not submitted an …

Login to your NCCLiC Online License Account using your license number and password Click “Renewal” on the top bar or the “Access your renewal application” button. Click the “Start Renewal” button …

Jan 1, 2025 · General Statute 87-10.2 states that North Carolina licensed general contractors are required to complete continuing education (CE) beginning with 2021 license renewals.

To obtain a license you must complete the Application for License to Practice General Contracting in the State of North Carolina which is available on the Boards website at www.nclbgc.org.

A military-trained applicant who wishes to become a North Carolina licensed general contractor shall apply for licensure. Upon submission of the application, the following additional documentation shall …

Yes, the completion of 8 hours of board-approved CE must be earned after the license is granted, and is required each time the license is renewed, the CE requirement applies even if your license was …

The Board has received approval from the North Carolina Office of Information Technology to begin charging a transaction fee on our credit card transactions. This fee will be assessed at 2.5% and will …

The holder of a limited license shall be entitled to act as general contractor for any single project with a value of up to seven hundred fifty thousand dollars ($750,000), excluding the cost of land and any …