Licensing - Trade Starter Kit

Idaho Plumbing License: Requirements, Hours and Fees

Idaho plumbing license requirements: 8,000 hours plus 576 classroom or 16,000 hours, PSI exam, $2,000 contractor bond, and no continuing education.

Nebraska has no state plumbing license. Omaha and Lincoln license their own plumbers. Plus the $40 state contractor registration you still need.

New Mexico plumbing license requirements: two years experience, PSI exam at 75%, $75 certificate, 16 CE hours per 3 years, and no master tier.

Kansas has no statewide plumbing license, but state law sets the exams, the 75 percent passing score and CE floors every city must follow.

Mississippi has no statewide journeyman or master plumber license. Here is what the state board actually licenses and what your city requires.

Arkansas licenses plumbers through the Department of Health. Tiers, years of experience, in-house exams, real fees and four reciprocity states.

Nevada splits plumbing licensing between the state contractors board and local journeyman cards. Classifications, exams, bonds and reciprocity.

Iowa licenses plumbers statewide through the PMSB. Tiers, hours, exam score, fees, CE and the one state Iowa reciprocates with.

Utah plumbing license requirements: five DOPL classifications, apprentice hours, Prov exams, contractor licensing, CE and renewal.

Connecticut plumbing license codes explained: P-1, P-2 and the limited codes, hours, fees, CE cycles and why there is no reciprocity.