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Complaints against the following unlicensed individuals have been lodged with CSLB, law enforcement agencies, and district attorneys around the state. Seniors are a particularly vulnerable audience, often preyed upon by unlicensed or unscrupulous contractors. CSLB will resume offering these seminars as soon as health concerns subside. Individuals with the above conditions are strongly encouraged to seek vaccination with a primary health care provider or system, or in an alternate clinical setting.

FAX The Board for Contractors licenses businesses engaged in the construction, removal, repair, or improvement of facilities on property owned by others. The Board also licenses tradesmen, as well as individuals and firms engaged in residential building energy analysis, which involves evaluation of energy consumption and recommendations to improve energy efficiency.

You MUST include your license number s. Renewals cannot be processed over the phone. If your license has been expired for more than 30 days , you must contact Board staff at or Contractors dpor. DPOR is not responsible for processing delays associated with forms that do not conform to this requirement. Sign up for email notification of regulatory action and meetings by registering here.

Statutes Chapter 11 of Title News Releases View archived news releases. Board News Worker Misclassification Prevention Misclassification occurs when an employer improperly counts a worker as an independent contractor who should, in fact, be an employee. Employee misclassification undermines those businesses that follow the law by allowing unscrupulous employers to undercut bids because they avoid payroll costs. Virginia is committed to leveling the playing field for employers that play by the rules.

Frequently Asked Questions. Will I be able to speak directly with a Board member? I am licensed in Virginia, and applying for licensure in another state. The other state is requesting verification of my Virginia license. What do I need to do? How do I go about filing a complaint against a contractor? I need to renew my license, but I haven't received my renewal form. My renewal payment was one day late and I have always paid on time.

Can you waive the late fee? I did not renew on time because I didn't receive my renewal card. Do I still have to pay a late fee or reinstate my license? Does the Board office use the date of receipt or the postmark date to determine whether an application or renewal was received on time? What do I need to do to notify the Board?

Board Roster. Board Executive Director. Board Administrators. Board Member Roster. Jeffery W. Gene E. Vance T. Wiley "Bif" V. Contractor Transaction Recovery Fund. Military and Veterans Services. Available Online Services. The Contractors Licensing Board was created in to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Arkansas.

The Residential Committee was created in to license the builders of new homes in Arkansas to further protect the health, safety and welfare of Arkansans. The Licensing Board and the Residential Committee establish minimum standards for licensed contractors that include experience in the construction industry, business skills and financial stability.

The construction industry is a vital part of the Arkansas economy and is a driving force in the creation of jobs in our State. We at the Contractors Licensing Board are proud of our roll in this vibrant and important aspect of the lives of our fellow citizens of Arkansas. Contact Us Google Map.