Flooring Contractor License in Hawaii

Everything you need to know about getting your flooring contractor license in Hawaii. A state license is required.

Hawaii Note: Specialty contractor license required.

How to Get Licensed: Step by Step

Meet Basic Requirements

Be at least 18 years old with a valid ID.

Complete Education

High school diploma or GED

Gain 2 Years of Experience

Minimum 2 years of flooring installation experience.

Obtain Insurance & Bonding

Secure General Liability insurance.

Submit Application

Apply to the Hawaii Contractors License Board. Pay the application and license fees.

Requirements

Age Requirement	18+
Experience	2 years — Minimum 2 years of flooring installation experience.
Education	High school diploma or GED
Background Check	Not required

Fee Breakdown

Application Fee$75

License Fee$150

Total Initial Cost$225

Renewal Fee (every 2 years)$90

Insurance & Bonding

Insurance Requirements

Required Types:

General Liability

Minimum Coverage:

$300,000 per occurrence / $600,000 aggregate

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to work as a flooring contractor in Hawaii?

Yes, Hawaii requires a state license for flooring contractors. The license is issued by the Hawaii Contractors License Board.

How much does a flooring contractor license cost in Hawaii?

The total initial cost is approximately $225, which includes the application fee ($75), license fee ($150). Renewal costs $90 every 2 years.

How long does it take to get a flooring contractor license in Hawaii?

You'll need 2 years of experience before you can apply. Once you meet all requirements, the application process typically takes 4-8 weeks.

Is there a flooring contractor exam in Hawaii?

No state-level exam is required for flooring contractors in Hawaii.

Does Hawaii have reciprocity with other states for flooring contractor licenses?

Hawaii does not currently have reciprocity agreements for contractor licenses with other states.

Last verified: March 4, 2026

Information sourced from Hawaii Contractors License Board. Always verify directly with the licensing authority for the most current requirements.

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