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Scaling your construction business can be a challenge. One of the biggest obstacles you'll face is finding the right people to help you expand. It can be tempting to look for already licensed contractors to take on more work, but there are advantages to hiring from within and sponsoring or supporting employees who want to get their licenses.
Over the years, if your construction business grows considerably, you may be inspired to expand your operations beyond Arizona. However, the legal requirements and tax obligations of the state you'll be investing in may differ or resemble Arizona's. Thus, you should be more conscious by undertaking proper research before the actual time, among other aspects. Fortunately, here are three easy ways of expanding your construction business outside Arizona:
Business plans are a great way to organize your thoughts, research, and key business strategies. A written plan can help you focus on the essential aspects of your business while also providing longevity should unforeseen events suddenly arise. With an operational business plan, your new construction company will be off and running smoothly within a short time. Read on to learn the tips for creating a business plan;
Keeping Your Arizona Construction Company in Good Standing: A 4-Point Annual Checklist
Posted on November 2nd, 2022
To leverage the expected increase in construction volumes, you've to keep your company in good standing. Our team at Arizona Contractor License Center (AZCLC) has created this comprehensive checklist of everything you need to do to protect your license. Read on.
Starting a small construction business can be a great way to get your foot in the door of the industry. However, as your business grows, you may find that you need to expand your services in order to continue to be successful. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the different ways that you can safely and effectively expand your small construction business. We will also discuss the importance of being licensed and staying compliant with all applicable regulations.
Arizona expects massive job growth over the next 10 years, with the construction sector seeing the fastest job growth rate. With such an outlook, this is the perfect time to get your Arizona contractor license and. It all starts by acing the contractor licensing exams, a key requirement set by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). With so much on your hands, how do you study for the trade exam and the AZ Statutes and Rules Training Course and Exam (SRE)? At Arizona Contractor License Center (AZCLC), we got you covered.
As the revival in Arizona's construction industry continues, this is the best time to get your contractor license and legitimize your business. An Arizona contractor license maximizes your earning potential and builds your credibility. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors (AROC) contractor license application is lengthy and convoluted. Many contractors miss out on licensing through errors made in the application process.
To guarantee successful AZ contractor license application, here are some common mistakes to avoid.
As your business grows, so does your need for a reliable network of professional contacts. Growing your business network can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. By preparing beforehand, you can ensure that your networking efforts are productive and efficient. Here are a few things to do before growing your business network:
Phoenix to See Contractor and Construction Services Grow with Opportunities
Posted on June 6th, 2022
Phoenix, AZ, is now one of America's top cities for growth during the last decade, especially during the COVID pandemic. While we are seeing a slowing construction in 2022, "the highs of 2021 should be surpassed as early as 2024."
If you have been procrastinating about getting a contractor's license, it's high time you got one. The construction field is taking a turn for the better and having a license will come in handy to help you secure more jobs. Your customers will also be confident knowing that they are working with a licensed contractor. Here are reasons why you need a contractor license.