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Restricted means that the contractor complies with the minimum requirements for workers compensation, unemployment compensation, and bond. This certification does not address competency of the contractor.
There is a $70 fee, consisting of a $15 application fee, a $30 credential fee, and a $25 late renewal fee. You can renew your license using the states online system. To obtain your Dwelling Contractor Qualifier license: Complete 12 hours of an approved initial qualifier course.
Getting a Dwelling Contractor certification in Wisconsin costs a total of $40. The application fee costs $15, and the license fee is $25. To get a Dwelling Contractor Qualifier certification, the total cost is $45.
General Liability Insurance WI requires a general liability policy covering at least $250,000 per occurrence due to 3rd-party bodily injury or property damage, or the company must have a surety bond in place.
Wisconsin requires contractors to complete 12 hours of pre-license education in order to apply for the dwelling contractor qualifier certification. This education focuses on various aspects of contracting work, including state regulations, safety standards, and business practices.
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To obtain a Dwelling Contractor Qualifier Certification, youll have to take the state-mandated 12-hour initial training course and pass an exam. At that point, you can apply for a Dwelling Contractor Qualifier license.
If you are not doing work on one- or two-family homes, or you are doing work that does not require you to pull building permits, the state does not require a license for that type of work, but you would still need to comply with any license requirements at the local level.

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