Pennsylvania Contractor's License Service.

The only course you must complete is the OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health if you are applying for the City of Philadelphia Trade License.

No. You don't have to pass an exam for either the PA Home Improvement Contractor's license or the Philadelphia Trade License.

Yes. You must provide evidence of General Liability insurance and Workers' Comp. If you have no employees or subcontractors at the time of application we may obtain an exemption for the Workers' Comp requirement.

 In most cases, having criminal history does not disqualify you. If you've been convicted of a crime or offense and are concerned about your past don't sweat it. Just give us a call and we'll consult with you.

Yes. Although certain types of work may require additional licenses in certain areas such as the Philadelphia Trade License. 

The Pennsylvania home improvement contractor's license may issue a temporary license the same day, and a few days more for the official license to be issued. In most cases the Philadelphia Trade License can be approved in just a few days.

Since everyone is slightly different, the best way to find out exactly how much this will cost is to contact us for a free consultation. 

Anyone who owns or operates a home improvement business or who offers, performs, or agrees to perform home improvements in Pennsylvania MUST register with the Office of Attorney General General. Failure to comply with the law can lead to civil and criminal penalties; and may result in your contract being voidable and unenforceable.