North Carolina
How to check a North Carolina general contractor's license before you sign a building or remodeling contract.
NC electrical, plumbing, and HVAC work generally requires a trade license with no $40,000 minimum. The Homeowners Recovery Fund is a last resort after you win an unpaid judgment against a general contractor.
NC general contractors must be licensed for jobs of $40,000 or more. How to look up a license, what the Board can do with a complaint, and why the dollar threshold matters.
Electricians, plumbers, HVAC and general contractors in North Carolina can apply to the Swift Agent Network, a network of licensed local businesses. The basic listing is free. It does not promise you jobs or a ranking.
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Once you are listed for contractors in North Carolina, your feed is /hubs/north-carolina/contractors/feed/<agent-slug>.xml.
The shared feed has no personal byline: contractors/feed.xml.
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Official lookup: NC Licensing Board for General Contractors.