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Our Alabama contractor license online courses are easy to use and understand. We combine HD Videos, engaging slides and practice questions as close to the real test as it gets. We walk you through the reference books pointing out what is important. You have immediate access to the course and can come and go as you please from any computer or mobile device. We keep our prices low because we care about you and your future.
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| Alabama Business & Law Course – New for 2013 Exam! This business and law portion is already included in the Home Builders License Course. This course is required for commercial builders. To get licensed as a commercial builder, you are required to pass the NASCLA-Accredited exam and this Business & Law exam. |
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| Alabama Home Builders License Course – New for 2013 Exam! This course prepares you for the Business/Law and Trades exam. |
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| NASCLA-Accredited HD-Video (Commercial) General Contractor Course – New for 2013 Exam! Alabama now requires commercial contractors to pass the NASCLA Accredited exam for General Contractors. This contractor license course is for Commercial General Contractors and is accepted in eight states. The Instructor walks you through the essential parts of the PSI-Approved reference books, allowing you to highlight the important points. Sample quizzes and integrated slides are included throughout. This course comes in full HD Video. |
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How do I get my Alabama Home Builders or Commercial Contractors License?
Step 1.
Obtain a license application package. You can download a printable application package
from this site: http://genconbd.alabama.gov/Forms-Applications_for_Prime.htm
Step 2.
Complete the License application and return it to the State.
Step 3.
Once the State approves your application, PSI will mail you the Candidate Information Bulletin which contains an examination registration form and instructions for selecting an examination date. Residential builders will be required to pass a Home Builders License Exam. Commercial Builders (General Contractors) are required to pass a Business and Law exam along with the NASCLA Accredited exam.
How long does it take to complete the Alabama Home Builders or Commercial Contractors License courses?
- The Home Builders License course takes one 8-hour day in a classroom, but we move rapidly through the materials. For a thorough review, you may want to allow twice that amount of time.
- The Commercial Contractor License course takes approximately 20 to 24 hours to complete.
Once you register, you have up to one year before your course is deactivated. If you need longer, just give us a call and we will give you an extension for a few more weeks at no charge.
Is the NASCLA Accredited Commercial Contractor license accepted in Alabama?
Yes! Alabama now requires commercial contractors to pass the NASCLA Accredited exam for General Contractors.
When you pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors, you will be listed in the NASCLA National Examination Database. You will then have this information available for the following states which accept this NASCLA Accredited Examination: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisianna, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. You may also need to take each states’ specific business/law/project management exam in addition to the NASCLA exam.
Is Continued Education Required?
There are no requirements for Continuing Education at this time. Licenses expire December 31 each year. Renewal is annually.





