Looking to acquire your general contractor license in Florida? We offer comprehensive guidance to breeze through the exams and secure your license effortlessly. A contractor’s license is a prerequisite for bidding on construction projects statewide, regulated by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). The procedures and examinations for general, building, and residential contractors exhibit similarities.

At BTES, we furnish both in-person (LIVE) and virtual exam preparation courses, along with exam materials and supplementary services, tailored to expedite your licensure process. All our training resources are accessible in a convenient online self-paced format. Our Florida contractor license exam preparation program is meticulously crafted to ensure your success on the first attempt, backed by our no-pass, no-pay guarantee. We invite you to entrust Building Trades Education Services as your partner in achieving your general contractor license in Florida.

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BTES has over forty years of experience preparing Florida contractors to take and PASS the State License exams. Our instructors sit for the exams regularly. We know what to teach and how to teach it, using comprehensive class study guides, updated regularly, with detailed exam preparation instructions. Courses are intensive and in-depth. We make sure you know your reference books and how to use them. Our workbooks are filled with hundreds of test questions and final practice exams relevant to your particular trade so you will be fully prepared to take and easily pass your Florida state construction examination.

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The examination reference book lists are complete and represent the current information for exams. As always, it is the student’s responsibility to obtain the latest reference list and to insure that the books that they have match the list. At BTES, we make every effort to be up-to-date and complete with our materials. But it is always a good idea to verify the accuracy of those materials.