- A-10E Pool Alteration and Repair
- A-10C Repair of Pools and Spas
- A-10B Residential Spas Contractor
- A-10A Residential Pools
- A-10 Commercial and Residential Pools
- A General Engineering
- A-7 Excavating and Grading
- A-23 Asbestos
- A-20 Industrial Piping Contractor
- A-19B Pipelines and Conduit for Gas
- A-19A Pipelines and Conduits for Water
- A-19 Pipeline and Conduits
- A-17 Lines to Transmit Electricity
- A-16 Paving of Streets, Driveways, and Parking Lots
- A-15 Sewers, Drains, and Pipes
- A-12 Excavating, Grading, Trenching, and Surfacing
- C-4A Painting Contractor
- C-2 Electrical Contractor
- C-37C Solar Air Conditioning Contractor
- C-15A Roofing Contractor
- C-7 Elevation and Conveyance Contractor
- C-6B Sign Contractor
- C-5 Concrete Contractor
- C-4 Painting and Decorating Contractor
- C-3B Finish Carpentry
- C-3A Carpentry and Repairs
- C-3 Carpentry, Maintenance, and Minor Repairs
- C-2G Photovoltaics
- C-2F Residential Wiring
- C-2E Lines to Transmit Electricity
- C-2D Low Voltage
- C-2C Fire Detection Contractor
- C-2A Electrical Wiring Contractor
- C-21G Industrial Piping
- C-42 Constructing, Altering or Improving Video Service Networks
- C-41C Fire Detection Contractor
- C-41B Fixed Fire Extinguishing Systems Contractor
- C-41A Automatic Fire Sprinklers Contractor
- C-41 Fire Protection Contractor
- C-37D Solar Pool Heating Contractor
- C-38 Gas Equipment Contractor
- C-37B Solar Space Heating
- C-37A Solar Water Heating Contractor
- C-37 Solar Contractor
- C-23 Drilling Wells
- C-21F Chilled and Hot Water Systems
- C-21E Solar Air Conditioning Contractor
- C-21D Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Maintenance Contractor
- C-21C Sheet Metal Contractor
- C-21B Air Conditioning Contractor
- C-21A Refrigeration Contractor
- C-21 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractor
- C-20 Tiling Contractor
- C-1K Industrial Piping
- C-1J Systems to Replenish Breathing Air for Firefighter
- C-1I Chilled-Water Piping
- C-1H Water Heater Contractor
- C-1G Pipes and Vents for Gas Contractor
- C-1F Heating, Cooling and Circulating Air Contractor
- C-1E Sheet Metal
- C-1E
- C-1C Pipe and Duct Insulation
- C-1B Fire Sprinklers
- C-1A Boilers
- C-18 Masonry Contractor
- C-17 Lathing and Plastering
- C-15 Roofing and Siding Contractor
- C-14A Reinforcing Steel
- C-14 Steel Reinforcing and Erection
- C-13 Sheet Metal Contractor
- C-10 Landscape Contracting
- C-1 Plumbing and Heating Contractor
- National Residential Fire Sprinkler Design and Installation W33
- National Standard General Building Contractor (A) F11
- National Standard Residential Mechanical Class C W32
- National Standard Journeyman Mechanical W31
- National Standard Master Mechanical W29
- National Standard Master Plumber with Gas 674
- National Standard Residential Electrician 824
- National Residential Fire Sprinkler Design/Installation 680
- National Standard Master Electrician 701
- National Standard Residential Mechanical Class C 679
- National Standard Journeyman Plumber with Gas Piping 675
- National Standard Journeyman Plumber 673
- National Standard Journeyman Mechanical 671
- National Standard Building Contractor (B) 615
- National Standard Master Plumber 672
- National Standard General Building Contractor (A) 614
- National Standard Master Mechanical
- National Standard Shingle Roofing N15
- National Standard Residential Building Contractor (C)
- National Standard General Building Contractor (A) W11
- National Standard Roofing Contractor/Subcontractor W14
- National Standard Journeyman Mechanical N31
- National Standard Master Mechanical 670
- National Standard Residential Plumber 676
- National Standard Roofing Contractor/Subcontractor N14
- National Standard Journeyman Plumber W25
- National Standard Building Contractor
- F11 National Standard General Building
- F12 National Standard Building Contractor (B)
- F13 National Standard Residential Building Contractor (C)
- F13 National Standard Residential Building Contractor
- F16 National Standard Master Electrician
- F16 National Standard Master Electrician
- F17 National Standard Journeyman Electrician
- F17 National Standard Journeyman Electrician
- F18 National Standard Residential Electrician
- F24 National Standard Master Plumber
- G17 National Standard Journeyman Electrician
Construction Work Regulated?
The State of Nevada requires licensure for all aspects of commercial and residentialcontracting. In addition to the state licensing requirements, counties and municipalities
may impose further requirements. Construction Managers are required to hold a
contractor's license.
Who Regulates Construction?
The Nevada State Contractors Board regulates the construction industry. Licenseapplications may be obtained from either of the following:
Nevada State Contractors Board
2310 Corporate Circle, Suite 200
Henderson, NV 89074
(702) 486-1100/Fax (702) 486-1190
https://www.nscb.nv.gov
or
Nevada State Contractors Board
5390 Kietzke Lane, Suite 102
Reno, NV 89511
(775) 688-1141/Fax (775) 688-1271
https://www.nscb.nv.gov
Requirements?
An applicant for a license is required to establish financial responsibility, provide work references, establish good character, pass trade and construction management exams and provide a surety bond or cash deposit. Pool contractors are required to post a consumer-protection bond for the homeowner's protection. The Board limits the field and scope of a license by establishing a monetary limit and classifying the type of work that may be performed.Applicants are required to provide a financial statement, submit fingerprints and are subject to a background investigation.
Additionally, 4 years of experience (obtained within the 15 years immediately preceding the filing of an application) as a journeyman, foreman, supervising employee or contractor is required.
RECOVERY FUND
The Board administers the Residential Recovery Fund and provides financial assistance to single-family homeowners in certain cases. Financial assistance is limited to $40,000 per claim and $750,000 per contractor, or 20% of the fund balance, whichever is less. Contractors who engage in residential construction pay an assessment to the fund. The assessment is based on the monetary limit placed on the license.
LICENSURE BY ENDORSEMENT
Nevada's licensure by endorsement program provides for endorsement of an applicant's experience and/or completion of a trade examination from another state if that state has substantially similar requirements. Applicants must have been actively licensed in the endorsing state for the past 4 years. A State Equivalency Chart is
available on the Board's website.
Nevada has limited reciprocal agreements with Arizona, California and Utah. Nevada law provides for discipline, including revocation, of a Nevada contractor's license when that licensee has been disciplined in another state.
