If you work in remodeling or construction in West Virginia, you are required to have a General Contractor License—especially if the total project value (materials and labor) is $5,000 or more for residential jobs, or $25,000 or more for commercial jobs.
This license is essential to operate legally and ensure your projects comply with state regulations.
We’ll guide and support you every step of the way—from the beginning until your license is in hand.
You must register your business, obtain the required insurance, pass the necessary exams, and submit your application to the West Virginia Contractor Licensing Board.
Working without a license can result in fines ranging from $200 to $1,000 for the first offense.
Yes, you must pass the Business and Law exam, as well as the specific trade exam for the type of contractor license you are applying for.
No, each state has its own licensing requirements. To work legally in West Virginia, you must apply for the appropriate state license.