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CONSUMER LINKS

APPLICANT LINKS

CONTRACTOR LINKS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

LICENSING & CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACT:
E-mail:  CustomerService@nscb.state.nv.us  
Call:      (702) 486-1100 (So. NV); (775) 688-1141 (No. NV)
Contact Us / Provide Feedback Form

INVESTIGATIONS CONTACT:
E-mail:  Investigations@nscb.state.nv.us
Call:      (702) 486-1160 (So. NV); (775) 688-1150 (No. NV)

BOND SUBMITTALS:
E-mail:  Bonds@nscb.state.nv.us
Call:      (702) 486-1100 (So. NV); (775) 688-1141 (No. NV)

SUBMITTING DOCUMENTS:

HARD COPY:

Documents can be hand-delivered or placed in the secured “Drop Box” located outside the main entrance of both offices between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The Drop Box is monitored regularly throughout the day to retrieve documents. **Only check payments should be included.

MAIL:

Northern Nevada:
5390 Kietzke Lane, Suite 102
Reno, NV 89511

Southern Nevada:
8400 West Sunset Road, Suite 150
Las Vegas, NV 89113

E-MAIL:

Documents can be e-mailed to your assigned license analyst or investigator.

FINGER-PRINTS:

Check the following link for fingerprint locations throughout Nevada: 
https://rccd.nv.gov/FeesForms/Fingerprints/

License Searches

License Searches


Understanding License Detail Information

Learn about the information contained in the “License Details” page and what to review before hiring a contractor.

Mobile Application

  • Verify contractor license information
  • Search disciplinary actions
  • Report unlicensed contracting activity

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Agendas & Minutes

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Board Meetings
Disciplinary Hearings
Residential Recovery Fund Hearings
Regulation Workshops & Hearings

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How to Become a Licensed Contractor

Thank you for your interest in becoming a licensed Nevada contractor.  The following information will provide you with a resource of information for applying for a Nevada contractor’s license. 

It may be helpful to start by reviewing and printing the New License Application Form.

When you are ready to apply, please visit the applications, forms, and guides.

You may also attend our FREE Business Assistance Program to learn key requirements for licensure and other helpful tips. This site offers an online video and downloadable reference guide for those who are unable to attend in-person.

The video found below is another great resource to guide you through the application and will provide you with helpful information needed when starting the process of applying for a license in Nevada.

Please review the State Contractors Handbook to learn and understand Nevada Law. Access the additional references on our website to learn more about required disclosures, pool and spa laws, and to view the Reference Guide for the Nevada Design and Construction Industry.

Quick links:

Online License Renewal

Renewing your contractor’s license online is quick and convenient.

If you are a first time user, create your online account using the Online License Renewal Login link to the right, then select Create Account and follow the prompts. You will need the online registration ID located in the upper right-hand corner of your renewal form.

If you already have an account, use the Online License Renewal Login link and enter your account email address and password.

For assistance creating your online account or renewing your contractor’s license, contact (775) 688-1141.

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The Nevada State Contractors Board is funded from fees collected from licensees.
The Nevada State Contractors Board does not receive funds from the State General Fund.