Obtain Florida DBPR EF/EG alarm system contractor licensing

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Steps

  1. Determine license class: EF (Alarm System Contractor I) covers all alarm types including fire; EG (Alarm System Contractor II) covers all alarm types other than fire.
  2. Document qualifying experience matching the license class you're pursuing, and verify DBPR's current experience-mix thresholds before filing rather than relying on older guidance.
  3. Meet the $10,000 minimum net worth requirement for the licensed business entity.
  4. Pass the applicable state contractor exam and submit the application through DBPR's Electrical Contractors licensing program.
  5. Complete continuing education each biennium (currently 7 hours covering workers' compensation, workplace safety, business practices, Florida Laws & Rules, false alarm prevention, and a Florida Building Code module) before renewal.

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