Utah Contractor Practice Exam

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A contractor's license is NOT required for which of the following jobs?

Building a six-foot high fence
Any project that exceeds $1,000
Painting the interior or exterior of a building
Installing a French door

The correct answer is: Any project that exceeds $1,000

In Utah, a contractor's license is necessary for most construction-related jobs and projects that exceed a certain monetary threshold. However, projects that are below this threshold typically do not require a license. Specifically, jobs that do not surpass the $1,000 limit for labor and materials can often be performed without a licensed contractor. Building a six-foot high fence, painting the interior or exterior of a building, and installing a French door may involve significant work or materials but can potentially fall under the threshold depending on the overall costs associated with those projects. Thus, the requirement for a contractor’s license applies if the project exceeds the specified monetary limit, making it unnecessary for projects that remain below that threshold. This regulation is aimed at facilitating smaller home improvement projects, allowing homeowners to engage in maintenance or minor renovation without the burden of licensing. Understanding this threshold is crucial for contractors and homeowners in Utah to navigate project planning and compliance with local laws effectively.