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Arizona General Contractor License Exam
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Arizona General Contractor License License: Complete Roadmap
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Arizona Statutes & Rules (SRE)You are here
Master A.R.S. Title 32 Chapter 10 contractor licensing statutes, AAC Title 4 Chapter 9 administrative rules, ROC complaints, and Recovery Fund rules.
Contract Law, Liens & Risk Management
Study Arizona 20-day preliminary lien notices, mechanics lien foreclosure, payment bonds, change orders, prompt pay laws, and insurance.
OSHA Safety & Building Codes
Review 29 CFR 1926 safety rules, the 2018 IBC and 2018 IRC allowed as open-book references on the commercial trade exam, permits, and inspection procedures.
Project Management, Estimating & Financials
Master CPM scheduling, cost estimating, job costing, accounting controls, Arizona TPT transaction privilege tax, and payroll compliance.
Can You Take the AZ General Contractor Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •License bond under A.R.S. § 32-1152 scaled by classification and declared annual gross volume ($1,000 to $100,000), or an equivalent cash deposit with the State Treasurer
- •General liability insurance and workers' compensation if hiring employees
- •Pass the Arizona Statutes & Rules Exam (SRE) online through GMetrix ($61, 70%)
- •Pass the PSI Trade Exam, present a NASCLA Commercial General Building result (B-1, B-2, KB-1, KB-2 only), or obtain a trade-exam waiver under A.A.C. R4-9-106(E)
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What You'll Study
14 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Introduction & Exam Overview
3 sections
Chapter 2: Arizona ROC & Licensing Law
7 sections
Chapter 3: The Exams — SRE, Trade & NASCLA
3 sections
Chapter 4: License Maintenance, Recovery Fund & Discipline
3 sections
Chapter 5: Contract Law & Disputes
5 sections
Chapter 6: Liens, Bonds & Insurance
4 sections
Chapter 7: Financial Management & Taxes
3 sections
Chapter 8: Project Management
3 sections
Chapter 9: Safety & OSHA
4 sections
Chapter 10: Building Codes, Permits & Plan Reading
5 sections
Chapter 11: Sitework, Concrete & Masonry
7 sections
Chapter 12: Carpentry, Metals & Building Envelope
7 sections
Chapter 13: Roofing, Waterproofing & Interior Finishes
3 sections
Chapter 14: Building Systems for the General Contractor
2 sections
AZ General Contractor Exam Details
Arizona General Contractor License Exam
Administered by Arizona Registrar of Contractors
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Arizona Registrar of Contractors content outline
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What's Next After the AZ General Contractor?
After passing the AZ General Contractor, you can pursue these career paths
Arizona KB-1 / KB-2 Dual Building Contractor
Move from the commercial-only B-1 or B-2 scope to a KB-1 or KB-2 dual license covering both commercial and residential building work in Arizona; the dual license adds the Residential Contractors' Recovery Fund assessment.
NASCLA Commercial General Building Contractor
Use a NASCLA Commercial General Building result, transmitted through NASCLA's National Examination Database, to satisfy the trade-exam requirement in other participating states without retesting.
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