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Connecticut: how to get licensed
Connecticut contractors are licensed by the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (Examining Boards). For the classifications we sell here, applicants typically sit a trade paper plus a separate Connecticut Business & Law paper. Confirm whether your classification is one sitting or two.
Choose the classification below. The next page walks the path for that license, then stays on this site: our state hub and the matching prep.
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Trade exams (this is the license for the work)
Pick the trade you want to bid. That is the classification on the license.
Connecticut E-1 Unlimited Electrical ContractorConnecticut E-2 Journeyperson ElectricianConnecticut P-1 Unlimited Plumbing ContractorConnecticut P-2 Journeyperson Plumber
Business exam (a second paper, not a trade)
This is not a plumbing, electrical, or building license. Many states make you pass this and a trade exam. Use it if you only need the business paper, or after you pick a trade.
