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Steps
Go to elicense.ct.gov and use the License Lookup search, or start from portal.ct.gov/dcp/verify-a-license for guided instructions
Search by the individual's or business's name, or by license/registration number, filtering to the Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) license type
Confirm the registration is active and check the required minimum $20,000 general liability insurance condition referenced on the Connecticut Home Improvement Act page (portal.ct.gov/dcp/Trade-Practices-Division/Home-Improvement-for-Consumers)
Use the eLicense roster/export feature to generate a list of all active Home Improvement Contractor registrations in bulk if you need more than a single lookup
For New Home Construction Contractors (a related but separate CT license type), use the corresponding New Home Construction Contractor application/search path rather than the HIC one
Call DCP directly if a record looks stale or the portal is down, since eLicense covers 800+ license types across multiple CT agencies and occasionally has scheduled downtime
Known gotchas
Connecticut's Home Improvement Act registration is a registration, not a trade-skill license — a valid CT HIC registration confirms insurance/registration compliance, not competency testing, unlike some other states' contractor boards
HIC and New Home Construction Contractor are two different CT license types on the same eLicense platform — searching the wrong type will return no results even for a legitimately registered contractor
The bulk roster export exists but is a separate feature from the single-record lookup UI — don't expect the basic search box to return a downloadable dataset directly
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