Required Licenses

Required Licenses

• General Contractor License: Must provide proof of experience, pass a licensing exam, and meet local regulations.
• Pest Control License: Requires completion of training courses and passing an exam on pest management practices.
• Electrical Contractor License: Must have relevant experience, pass a state examination, and adhere to local electrical codes.

Insurance Requirements

• General Liability Insurance: Coverage should be at least $1 million per occurrence to protect against property damage and bodily injury claims.
• Workers' Compensation Insurance: Required for all employees to cover medical costs and lost wages due to work-related injuries.
• Professional Liability Insurance: Recommended coverage of at least $1 million to protect against claims of negligence and errors in services provided.

Training Certifications

• OSHA Safety Training: Completion of the OSHA 10 or 30-hour safety courses is mandatory for all employees to ensure workplace safety.
• Certified Maintenance Manager (CMM): Requires a combination of experience and passing an exam focused on management principles in property maintenance.
• Green Property Management Certification: Must complete training on sustainable practices and energy-efficient property management.

Local Business Permits

• Business License: Required to operate legally within the jurisdiction; typically involves a simple application and fee payment.
• Zoning Permit: Must ensure that the property maintenance business complies with local zoning laws; may require a site inspection.
• Sign Permit: If you plan to advertise your business with signage, a permit may be required to comply with local regulations regarding signage.

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