Obtaining a License
Q: How old must someone be to become licensed contractor in Utah?
A: You must at least 18 years old.Q: Can I still get licensed even if I have a criminal record?
A: Having a criminal record alone will not disqualify you from obtaining a license. There are, however, certain felony convictions that may prevent you from obtaining a license.Q: How do I go about obtaining a license?
A: We suggest using our Information Request Form to quickly find out what kind of license you will need. The form is quick and simple to fill out. After filling it out, a Contractor School Online specialist will get into contact with you via phone or email and give you the information you requested. Alternatively, you could call us directly at 1-800-966-9596 during our business hours (8am to 4:30pm PST, M-F) to find out immediately.The State Exam
Q: What will the state test cover?
A: The Business and Law test covers all topics associated with conducting business in the state of Utah. Topics include taxes, record keeping, business practices, requirements, safety practices, building codes, environmental requirements, employee rights, contract law and lien law.Q: What should I study?
A: We provide manuals, home study courses, and online practice tests to prepare you to pass your state exam. It is best you study from multiple sources for your highest chance of success.Q: How can I prepare for the test?
A: Study your manuals carefully, taking notes and hilighting important points. Use the online practice tests to prepare yourself to take the real exam. Have a friend or family member quiz you (with index or flash cards, for example).Q: What if I fail? Can I take the test again? How soon?
A: If you fail the test, you may schedule again with the test provider as soon as you like.Q: What about candidates with disabilities?
A: The test sites are required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The test provider should facilitate any special needs you may have.