Utah Contractor Practice Exam

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What is a common consequence of failing to renew a contractor's license?

Increased project costs
Revocation of the license
Legal penalties
Loss of customer trust

The correct answer is: Revocation of the license

Failing to renew a contractor's license typically results in the revocation of that license. A contractor's license is a legal requirement in order to operate within the construction industry, and it signifies that the contractor has met all necessary qualifications, including education, experience, and examinations. When the license goes unrenewed, it is deemed inactive, effectively removing the contractor's legal ability to engage in business activities. This revocation not only halts the contractor's current projects but also impacts their reputation and ability to take on future work until the license is renewed. The consequences can range from the inability to legally pull permits or enter contracts, to facing disciplinary actions from licensing authorities, depending on the local laws. Therefore, maintaining an active license is vital for compliance and operational continuity within the construction field.