Look for your state’s contact information through the National Contractor License Service: http://www. clsi. com/state_contractor_license_board. htm
Look for classes offered at your local trade school or community college. There are often handyman training programs on the schedule. Find out if training is offered by your state or local handyman association. This might include hands-on training with a qualified and licensed professional as well as classroom learning.
Get testing dates and locations from the State Board of Contractors, and leave yourself enough time to study and prepare before taking the exam.
Study code books for your state and any other recommended reading provided by the State Board of Contractors or the National Contractor License Service.
Complete any necessary paperwork and forms that are required by your State Board of Contractors. You may be required to submit other documentation, including a resume and proof of insurance, and most states assess a fee for your license.
Shop around for the best handyman insurance rates. You can compare quotes on sites such as www. comparethemarket. com and other commercial insurance sites.
