Register as a landscape contractor with the North Carolina Landscape Contractors' Licensing Board (NCLCLB)

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Steps

  1. Verify eligibility: applicant must be 18+ with a valid SSN and either 2 years of practical landscape contracting experience within the past 10 years or a 2-year horticulture/landscape degree.
  2. Submit the NCLCLB application with the $100 fee and pay the separate $150 exam fee.
  3. Pass the NCLCLB written exam at 70%+ within one year of application approval.
  4. File a $10,000 NC Landscape Contractor's Surety Compliance Bond (or irrevocable letter of credit) with the application.
  5. Carry liability insurance, and workers' compensation once you have 3+ employees.
  6. Complete 7 hours of Board-approved continuing education annually (3 technical + 2 business credits, Aug 1–Jul 31 cycle) to keep the license active.

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