A Contracting Career is Flexible and Reliable

A career as a contractor is a good one. You don’t have to spend thousands of dollars at a four-year college, you don’t have to sit at a desk all day, and you have a competitive salary. In this field, you can choose a specialty and field that is important to you. Much contracting work allows you to work your own hours and work wherever you want across the country – there are so many opportunities in this field.

A career in construction or building is reliable. There will always be a need for new builds, maintenance, and renovations.

There are many ways to get into this field including courses (in person and online) as well as apprenticeships.

As a contractor, you can work indoors and outdoors. You have a lot of freedom of where you work and you always can experience new places and meet new people.

You can also work your way up into managerial roles.

Technology is growing within the world of construction. If you’re great with technology, you can teach and help out others with learning the new advancements. The more you know about this technology the more you will be valuable and can advance in your career.

There is a demand for skilled workers, so if you’re studying and training, there will be a job for you! As a contractor, there is no limit to learning. You will always learn new things on the job, whether it’s a new technology, new way of working, new method, new specialty, etc.

You will have the option to work for yourself or others. You can somewhat dictate how much you make. You can decide to work 60 hours a week to increase that paycheck and work your way up the ladder. Or, you can work part-time if you’re raising a family. Or, you can find a job with “odd” hours that allows you to balance work/personal life.

Even if you are educated and trained in the field, you must apply for your contractor’s license to work legally. At Licenses, Etc., we can help get you licensed as a contractor in any specialty in any state. We are a Florida contractor licensing company. We have helped thousands of contractors across the United States get their contractor’s license. We help you get it fast!

We complete and submit a completed application to the Construction Licensing Board on your behalf. We gather information from you by phone or email. We know what the Board is looking for to get your approved.

To get your contractor license, click our Florida contractor license page to learn more or call 239-777-1028 to get started with us.