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Electrical1 of 5 items confirmed
Who licenses this trade State contractor-level only: licenses issued to contractors with a listed "qualified individual"; no state journeyman license (official source) Licensing is partly local in North Carolina Official sources show there is no statewide journeyman license for electricians in North Carolina; licensing happens at the contractor level, through cities and counties, or both. Ask the building department in the city or county where you will work, and confirm with the state board.
Electrical in North Carolina
Plumbing1 of 5 items confirmed
Who licenses this trade State contractor-level licenses (plumbing, heating groups); no state journeyman license (official source) Licensing is partly local in North Carolina Official sources show there is no statewide journeyman license for plumbers in North Carolina; licensing happens at the contractor level, through cities and counties, or both. Ask the building department in the city or county where you will work, and confirm with the state board.
Plumbing in North Carolina
HVAC2 of 5 items confirmed
Who licenses this trade State contractor-level heating licenses (groups 1-3); no state journeyman license (official source) Experience before the journeyman exam Heating contractor exam: 2 years (4,000 hours) of on-site full-time experience; a Class I license needs 3,000 hours of it and a Class II license 2,500 (official source) Licensing is partly local in North Carolina Official sources show there is no statewide journeyman license for HVAC technicians in North Carolina; licensing happens at the contractor level, through cities and counties, or both. Ask the building department in the city or county where you will work, and confirm with the state board.
HVAC in North Carolina
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