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Connecticut Contractor License to Florida

Contractors licensed in Connecticut may be able to get a comparable Florida license without taking the exam, through reciprocity, licensure by endorsement, or the 10-year rule, depending on the license and their history. Below are recent approvals for Connecticut contractors.

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Recent Connecticut approvals

DateResultType
Jul 20, 2022Connecticut Heating, Piping, and Cooling Unlimited Contractor to Florida Class A Certified Air Conditioning ContractorOut-of-state license to Florida
May 3, 2022Connecticut Electrical Unlimited Contractor to Florida Certified Electrical ContractorOut-of-state license to Florida

Past results are not indicative of future success. Statutes, regulations, and governing bodies can change, which can alter the outcome of future applications. Application approvals or denials are heavily fact dependent and individualized. Nothing on this website should be construed as a guarantee of results for any application for licensing in Florida.

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