FLORIDA STATE APPLICATION PROCESSING - ELECTRICAL

The Florida State Application Processing for Electrical Contractors, managed through 1 Exam Prep, provides professional assistance with completing the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) application for Certified or Registered Electrical Contractor licensing under the Electrical Contractors Licensing Board (ECLB). This service ensures compliance with state requirements for applicants seeking licensure in categories such as electrical, alarm, and specialty contracting. It covers document preparation, verification of experience, and guidance for the business and financial portions of the application. This application process aligns with the Florida Statutes Chapter 489 and supports those preparing for state-level electrical contractor exams through 1 Exam Prep’s structured educational resources and exam readiness support.

PLEASE CONTACT 954-210-3030 FOR MORE INFORMATION

We will complete your application for your Electrical Contractor License and ensure that your application is prepared the correct way to give you the best chance to get approved on the first try. 

We will suggest to you the best avenue to limit the "Red Flags" and to streamline this process. 

• Educate and consult our client on licensing laws and the licensing process
• Determine Eligibility Qualifications based on client’s specific needs and background
• Prepare and process a license application
• Assemble necessary documents
• Prepare applicant for Board appearance, if required
• Oversee the clients application until approved
• Required credit reports are an additional charge*
  
• Please inquire for expedited services

Electrical Licenses

• Alarm Systems I
  
• Alarm Systems II
• Unlimited Electrical
• Specialty Electrical
• Lighting Maintenance
• Limited Energy
• Residential Electrical
• Sign Specialty
• Utility Line

*Our Application Assistance Fee does NOT include required credit reports or the application processing fee required by the Department of Business and Professional Regulations (DBPR). Separate check(s) or money order(s) made payable to the DBPR will be required to submit your application(s).