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  • Now That Your Licensed, How Do You Run A Successful Operation Construction Site?

    • May 5, 2023
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    Getting licensed is a major hurtle and process in starting your career as a contractor.  To ensure you have repeat business, it is vital that you and your team deliver on time results for your clients.  This is why having steps and procedures in your operations is vital. Running a successful construction job site is

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  • Working As An Unlicensed Contractor Can Have Many Legal Consequences For You

    • April 28, 2023
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    A while back, we shared a story that we see happening every single day here in the state of Florida where individuals decide to do construction related work without the appropriate licenses.  We like to re-share this story as a word of caution and that if you need help getting your license, we are here

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  • In The Know: What Is A Pollutant Storage Systems Contractor?

    • April 21, 2023
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    When it comes to thinking of contracting, most people think of a man wearing a hard hat and working as a plumber. However, there are so many different fields that it can be hard to choose just one type of contractor. In this article, we’ll talk about one of the most common fields that contractors

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  • In The Know: Ever Consider Getting A Florida Gypsum Drywall Contractor License?

    • April 17, 2023
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    If you are interested in a career installing drywall, you need to get a gypsum drywall contractor license in order to install drywall legally in the state of Florida and many other states. At Licenses Etc., our team of licensing experts can help you get the license for a gypsum drywall contractor. There are a

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  • Safety Tip #4: Equipment & Machinery Safety At The Job Site

    • April 10, 2023
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    Even though heavy equipment is a necessity in most construction projects, they can still be very dangerous when used incorrectly. Rollovers are among the most common ways that workers get injured while working near heavy machinery. To minimize the risk of injury while working with heavy equipment, follow these safety guidelines: Operator Training & Proper Procedures

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  • HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Licenses, Etc. Celebrates 16 Years of Helping Contractors

    • April 2, 2023
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    At Licenses, Etc., we’re celebrating our 16th anniversary! April 2nd marks 16 years since we opened our doors as a contractor licensing company based in Florida. Since 2007, we have delivered the best service in our industry to contractors. We have helped thousands of Florida contractors, and contractors in other states, get their licenses and

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  • What To Consider In Obtaining A Home Inspector License

    • March 24, 2023
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    A home inspector is responsible for assessing the condition of a structure or building. He or she can identify any issues that need to be corrected. Although you have the necessary training and license to do this job, what sets you apart from other inspectors? In this article, we will talk about some of the

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  • In The Know: Don’t Forget About Business Insurance

    • March 17, 2023
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    It’s very important for contractors to ensure that their workers’ compensation and general liability insurance policies are up-to- date. However, most new licensees and veteran contractors fail to realize that the State’s insurance requirements for active licensees are always in effect regardless of whether they are currently engaged in projects. Since there are so many

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  • Safety Tip #3: 5 Crucial Safety Best Practices You Should Incorporate Into Your Job Site

    • March 10, 2023
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    Being a construction worker is one of the most dangerous positions in the world. Having a well-designed safety plan can help minimize the risk of injury.  Early this year, we published 2 articles regarding safety and now wanted to expand a little more on this topic.  Below are additional recommendations we like to share with you: Personal

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  • Chemical Spills Can Cripple a Job Site

    • March 3, 2023
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    Even though construction sites have the proper equipment and procedures in place to prevent chemical spills, they still can be prone to accidents. Having a good response plan is very important to minimize the damage caused by these types of spills.  As a contractor, it is your responsibility to ensure all safety measures are taken

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