At-a-glance
- Licensing body: Licensed at the city or county level (no state general contractor license)
- License threshold: Varies by municipality; Denver requires a Class B or C license for most residential flooring projects
- Permit authority: City or county building department
- Typical fees: $150–$500 for a flooring installation permit
Denver metro licensing
Denver requires a Class B or C license for most residential flooring projects. Verify at denvergov.org (Community Planning and Development). Aurora, Lakewood, and Arvada have similar city-level licensing.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a state license?+
Not for general contractors. Plumbing and electrical are state-licensed. General remodel licensing happens at city or county level.
Deep-dive planning guides
Colorado-specific planning guides
Permits in other states
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