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Whether you are a construction company seeking a qualified contractor, a licensed contractor interested in qualifying opportunities, or a construction attorney with a client licensing situation — Contractor Qualifier Connect can help.

All inquiries to the National Contractor Qualifier Network are handled through Contractor Qualifier Connect — the NCQN’s primary member platform for introductions, placements, and network access. Select your role below so we can route your inquiry to the right part of the network and respond with information relevant to your specific situation.

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Whether you are a construction company seeking a qualified contractor, a licensed contractor interested in qualifying opportunities,
or a construction attorney with a client licensing situation, Contractor Qualifier Connect can help. 

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Who are you connecting as?

The NCQN serves three distinct audiences, and the right next step looks different depending on which side of the qualifier relationship you are on. Tell us who you are so we can make sure your inquiry reaches the right part of the network. 

Construction Companies

If your company needs a licensed contractor qualifier — whether you are starting a new construction business, replacing a qualifier who has retired or departed, expanding into a new state, or resolving an immediate permit stoppage — contact Contractor Qualifier Connect through the form below or by phone. Please be prepared to share:

  • Your company name and the state where you need a qualifier
  • The type of contractor license you need qualified — General, Electrical, Underground Utility, Mechanical, or other
  • A brief description of your licensing situation, including any urgency or timeline concerns

Licensed Contractors

If you hold an active general, electrical, underground utility, or mechanical contractor license and are interested in joining the NCQN network as a qualifying contractor, submit your qualifier profile through Contractor Qualifier Connect. Profile submission is free. Network participation is subject to NCQN’s participation standards and vetting requirements. Please be prepared to provide:

  • Your name and contact information
  • Your license type and license number
  • The state or states where your license is currently active
  • A brief description of your construction experience and supervision background
Construction Attorneys

If you are a construction attorney with a client facing a contractor licensing challenge, contact Contractor Qualifier Connect to discuss a referral. No referral agreement is required. Provide basic information about your client’s state, the license classification involved, and the nature of the licensing situation, and the Network will follow up directly with your client.

  • Direct referrals accepted — no referral agreement or intermediary arrangement required
  • Compliance support and licensing situation review available through Contractor Qualifier Connect

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    A qualifier is a licensed individual who provides their professional license to a construction business to ensure the company meets state regulatory requirements. This allows the company to pull permits and legally operate in specific trades.

    At Contractor Qualifier Connect, we follow a strict compliance-first matching process. We prioritize qualifiers who are qualifying only one or no other companies to reduce approval delays. We also ensure that the qualifier’s license type (General, Roofing, Plumbing, etc.) matches your business needs, and that the qualifier is in good standing with the Construction Industry Licensing Board.

    Our goal is to give you the fastest, safest path to licensing approval with minimal risk of complications.

    A construction qualifier is a licensed individual responsible for overseeing the legal and regulatory compliance of a construction business in United States. They are required to hold a valid license issued by the State Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and act as the qualifying agent for the company.

    At Contractor Qualifier Connect, we specialize in matching licensed qualifiers with construction companies. You can submit a request through our website, and we will help you find the right qualifier who meets your company’s needs and qualifications.

    To become a construction qualifier in United States, the individual must meet specific criteria such as having relevant industry experience, passing the appropriate exams, and fulfilling the necessary education requirements. We provide assistance with finding qualified individuals who meet these criteria.

    Yes, all construction companies operating in United States are required to have a licensed qualifier. A qualifier ensures that your business complies with state regulations and can apply for and manage the necessary licenses for your company.

    A Financial Responsibility Officer (FRO) is required for certain types of contractor licenses. This officer is responsible for ensuring the company has the financial standing to operate legally and is required to post a bond (usually $100,000) to meet state requirements. Our service can help you understand and fulfill these obligations.

    The process can take several weeks, depending on the availability of qualified agents and the specific licensing requirements for your business. Once you submit a request, we will work with you to identify the best match and facilitate the process.

    The cost of hiring a construction qualifier varies depending on the scope of services needed and the specific qualifications required. Our team can provide a customized quote based on your company’s requirements.

    Yes, a construction qualifier can work for multiple companies, but they must comply with Florida’s rules regarding the number of companies they are allowed to qualify for. In some cases, if the qualifier is already working with two companies, they may need to appear before the Florida licensing board.

    To get licensed, the contractor must meet experience requirements, pass exams, and meet all legal and financial obligations, including appointing a financial responsibility officer (FRO) and posting the required bond. We offer full support in navigating the licensing process, from finding a qualifier to submitting the required documentation.

    Yes, we provide ongoing support for license renewals. If your company is due for renewal, we can help ensure that all paperwork is filed correctly and on time, and that your company remains in good standing with the state.

    If your company loses its qualifier, you must appoint a new one to remain in compliance with Particular State law. We can help you find a replacement qualifier quickly to avoid disruptions in your business operations.

    No. Contractor Qualifier Connect is a placement and consulting service. We provide qualifier sourcing and application support, but we are not a law firm or a state licensing board.

    While we offer nationwide services across all 50 states, we have deep, specialized expertise and faster approval tracks in:
    • Florida
    • California
    • Texas
    • Georgia
    • North Carolina

    We are committed to a 48-hour matching process. Once you provide your trade and project details, we aim to introduce you to a board-approved contractor within two business days.

    We support a wide range of license categories, including:
    • General Construction (Residential & Commercial)
    • Electrical & Low Voltage
    • HVAC & Mechanical
    • Plumbing & Gas
    • Roofing, Solar, and Specialty Trades (Marine, Masonry, etc.)