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Beginning July 1st, 2008 a contractor license is required in Georgia for residential or commercial project that exceeds $2,500 in value. This includes all electrical, plumbing, and conditioned air contractors. Journeymen and masters are also required to be licensed.
To qualify for the electrical contractor exam requires passing an exam given by the State Construction Industry Licensing Board and includes four (4) years of Division-approved experience in electrical work. Two (2) years of Division-approved education can be traded for one (1) year of the four (4) years of Division-approved experience in electrical work. For the Class II exam the applicant needs experience installing systems larger than single phase, 200 amperes.
A low voltage electrical contractor license requires an exam and one (1) year of Division-approved experience. This can be traded for six (6) months Division-approved education for up to six months of the year.
To do air-conditioner work in the state of Georgia you need a Conditioned Air Contractor license from the Division of Conditioned Air Contractors at the State Construction Industry Licensing Board
The Division issues two types of the conditioned air contractor license:
Conditioned Air Contractor License Class I: This is restricted to 175,000 Btu of heating and five (5) tons of cooling
Conditioned Air Contractor License Class II: Unrestricted license
Qualification for the conditioned air contractor exam requires three (3) years of Division-approved experience in air-conditioned work. The applicant can use up to two (2) years of Division-approved education in exchange for one (1) year of the three (3) years. For the Class II exam the applicant needs experience installing systems that are greater than 175,000 Btu of heating and 5 ton capacity cooling systems.
The Division issues three types of plumbing licenses. Qualifications require an exam:
Master Plumber Class I
Single-family dwellingsLandscape architects require a license in the state of Georgia.
Architects and interior designers require a license in the state of Georgia.
Consumers are advised to check for additional local municipal contractor license requirements as contractor laws tend to be amended. It is also advised to double check with the state’s requirements before hiring a contractor.

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