All Articles by Todd Bryant

Are you considering a contractorship business in Alabama? If that’s your plan, you will need to obtain an Alabama contractor license. Depending on the type of contracting work you’d like to take on, you will

As of July 1, 2017, when getting licensed Class A and B contractors in Virginia will have the option to post a $50,000 Virginia contractor license bond instead of satisfying the minimum net worth requirements

Vetting a contractor for your next home remodeling project can be a daunting task. After all, it is your house that is at stake. With this in mind, we designed the following infographic, which got

Similarly to many other states, the construction industry in Utah is regulated via requiring construction specialists to obtain a Utah contractors license. If you’d like to launch a contractorship in the state, you will need

Employers in Wyoming who have not lived there for at least a year prior to opening a business will now need to post a higher surety bond than previously. As of July 1, 2017, so-called

Want to work as a contractor in New Jersey? Before you do, you will need to get registered. This requires you to submit applications to a number of regulatory bodies, provide additional documentation and even

Are you considering to start a freight brokerage in Texas? Since the state is the second-largest in the country, the logistics industry is surely a good choice for a budding business. Your first step to

New Jersey small businesses have received good news in the first days of 2017, with the passing of Senate Bill 123. The bill’s provisions are intended to assist small businesses in the state in obtaining

Thinking about a contracting business in Oregon? Before you start your operations, you will have to obtain an Oregon contractor license. This is a legal requirement for contractors in the state. The licensing process entails

Thinking about starting a construction business in Louisiana? Your first step to launching your contractorship is to get a Louisiana contractors license. This is necessary to ensure that you meet all state requirements to operate