Check for local or state window-cleaning business licensing or registration requirements before dispatching a crew to a new jurisdiction
domain: window-cleaner-licensing-check · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check the specific city/state where the job is located for any window-cleaning contractor license, registration, or permit requirement, since requirements vary widely and many jurisdictions have none
Distinguish a jurisdiction-specific window-cleaning license from general contractor's license or business license requirements that may still apply regardless of trade-specific rules
Do not assume the absence of a widely known federal or national licensing scheme means no local requirement exists; check the specific jurisdiction directly
Confirm individual technician certification requirements, if any, are separate from business-level licensing requirements
Document the jurisdiction-specific licensing determination before crew mobilization
Known gotchas
There is no federal or nationwide window-cleaner license; treat any blanket claim of a national licensing scheme as incorrect and check jurisdiction by jurisdiction instead
A 'no license required' conclusion for one city should not be assumed to apply to a different city in the same job pipeline without a separate check
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