Thanks for sharing your honest experience about taking and passing the test, you just inspire me to study harder.

Thank you. This video was helpful. I watch so many videos and people keep skipping over the small details and that’s always a thing that throw me off. I’ve had to watch five different videos from five different people talking about the exact same thing to get all the information that’s needed. Good video

Thanks for the advice, saved me a step. I've passed my Buisness and Law and thought the same thing with the books on the contractor test. Just took my first attempt on the the test and got a 55%. I was searching online for a online study guide and found your video. Signing up for a class in Salt Lake on Monday so thank you for your info.

Hey Thanks for taking your time in school in us young guys I want to get into that business as a contractor appreciate it man hope your business is running well

I like the video thanks alot! Ive been doing this type of work for 18 years and im finally gonna do it! Now that more stuff is being built here in Vegas i need to grab some of that.

Thank you ! I am trying to start a Tile installation business. I want to get my license and start bidding on contracts !

Thanks, I passed all the business tests ( we have 3 here in Virginia), but don't pass the technical part so I'm now taking the tech. class :)

useful advice, thanks! look forward to more contractor license videos!

Thanks for the vid man! Truck sounds sweet! I grew up working construction but been out for a few years. Passed my pre-licensing test. Kinda stressed tho after that 8% figure. I got the Glencoe book and the IRC book but now i'm wondering if that's enough.

awsome buddy, thx for the advise. Great trick also I noticed blue shirt and not even 2seconds later gray shirt..WOW!! that was awsome, next vid please explain how todo that trick. You driving around and talking about tips made so much easier to understand, them guys standing and writing on a board. I couldnt understand one thing. So musta been the truck and u driving around. more people should do that shit , would help there vids out a tun.

Thanks for the tips.. Very informative and straight to the point..

i passed the utah business and law test this last week. i took the class from the AGC of utah and that helped prepare me.

Interesting information you have

Thank you for the good information.

GOD BLESS YOU FOR SHARING!🙏🏽⚘

Nice video! Thanks, I’m 21 trying to get my c-27

Great info! Thanks for sharing!

Been doing this for years. I couldn’t have said it better myself

Good advice. Thanks!

Thank You, great advice!

I was told by HBA that they won’t allow you to have the 12th edition of NASCLA during the testing but will allow the 3rd edition?

I think the tests are different depending on the state also. My father passed it the first time... and he claims he didn't study a lot. He did take advantage of an accredited CLASS before taking the open book test though.

Thank you, alot of information

thank you for sharing

Thanks man!

Great videos, just setting out by myself in the uk

hi there, I had little problem to pass the law exam, for painters license but I'm having hard time for the trade, I'm talking about c33 painting exam in California, can you help me to find a book that will help me to pass the trade exam?

Nascla is absolutely the best book. Get the ones with tabs in it and study it you’ll pass the test.

Did you take your classes online or? and where and which ones exactly? thanks

Thanks for the info bud

Today I passed my Oklahoma plumbing contractors license and it was HARD! I was 1 question away from failing the journeymans test lol! The business n law was pretty easy. Such a relief that its OVER LOL! Onward!

Hi, I just saw your video I really appreciate for all your information that you have share. I been taking the test for over a year,and I still can pass it. I spent over $5000,or maybe even more courses,classes books and I still can't pass my test. But what I really noticed is that every time I take my test my score keeps increasing by 1-2%. Now my question is, which is the book that you mentioned on the video, so I can buy it, at least use.i really don't mind.. I'm hungry to learn more about this business and I'm not giving up. Thank you 😊

Hey sir thank you for the great info and heads up on this subject. . I live in Tucson Arizona and have been a plumber for the last 13+yrs and am going to get my contractors license. I did enroll in the contractor school /course and am doing the business portion of the test first. Any advise or study guides that I can look up to help me in getting this done right and passing the test with the best possible score based on studying and doing things the right way and with the right literature and study aid's. Please get back to me when you have time please. Appreciate the video and information. God bless and have a good one.

Thank you

Thanks

Thank you But I want to know if my credit back good that’s gonna stop me from Creed company or taking the test

Thanks bro

Hello, is this the most current version of book?

Great advice ive been designing my dream home and need support financially I come from a poor family and always dream of my parents have a place to live

Nice

The electrical exam wasn’t nothing to pass but I didn’t know that I had to learn accounting

Thanks man! I'm in Logan. Did you take the NASCLA exam thru the PSI testing center, or was it a different exam back in 2017? The test in Utah now is the NASCLA test (accepted in 15 or so states for licensure now) and it's open-book. There are 20+ books you can take with you into the exam room! I'm trying to figure out whether to buy the $1800 book bundle or not. I'm going to look into the place in Taylorsville you mentioned. I'd love to bend your ear about the profession sometime if you're down.

heck ya and the best upcoming contractor around lol

im already doing jobs on roofs am i legal?

Do you have any prep courses that you can recommend to pass the limited GC in South Carolina. ?

has anyone used or know someone that has used the online course from the Certified Training Institute, which is through license to build i believe?

I'm looking to get my B100 in Utah as well, but I remodels for a living independently and don't know any general contractors in the area that I could really register under. Do you know of any way I could get licensed without having to stop all the momentum I already have as a home remodeler?

thanks

I been having trouble passing my general b exam ; payed for the program at my school & failed it after taking the exam. I have read the book that was given to me & I still haven’t been able to pass the general b test. What would you recommend? It’s my 3rd time & I haven’t been able to pass the exam. I haven’t found any good study guides to help me pass the exam. The law part I passed it the first time I took it. And I been in the field for 10+ years & I can’t seem to pass the general b test.

I am taking the C-5 Concrete exam. 60 questions. Should I pay for a class for that or just study and take test? Been doing concrete foundations for almost 30 years.

Ct plumbing contractor p1 license 2 hr business and law test and 3 hr plumbing test.

Hey sir i got a quick question, how much did you pay for all the classes you taken?

My question to become a GC, do you have to pass each trade or is it a combination of questions from all trades. I purchased the Nascala course to be licensed in 16 states. A ton of material to absorb

Has anyone taken it in Michigan? What course? How hard? And any tips?

I passed the electrical part but having problems with with the business and law

So what class did you end up taking?

I am a Business owner and have a TIEN number already and LLC i need help im in the exact boat you used to be. Help if possible i will give you full disclosure of my situation. No license yet though

Yeah is hard. I already fail my final test twice. Even after taking their class. 😢

I took the class 12 years ago, but never went to take the test because I was starting a lawn and snow/ landscape company and working as an electrician at the same time. now that my company is established and nearly runs its self and I have more time and don't smoke as much weed lol id like to go and take course again just to give me something to doin the slow winter months. (waiting on snow storms). who knows might start another company. GRIND EVERYDAY!$$

when i took the general contractors exam i found the questions were easy and i finished the test in 10 min. maby i should add this: i worked for a framer for 4 years worked for a construction plumber 4 years worked for an electrician 4 years worked for a a/c installer 4 years. completed code classes for these same trades and included structural engineering classes. i think my point is everybody wants to be the big boss but nobody wants to earn the title

I barely start working as a handyman and I'm 36 years old. Don't know how long it's gonna take me to the contractor level.

please leave you comments!

bro how many times did you change your shirt

How long are the classes

omg my brother im so fucking scared now..so im going to give ya my spheial.i learning rough framming at the age of 13 and made 200 weekly then that family tought me parts of each style and weather it be wood,plumbing,drywall,windows whatever it might be i learned by sight and not to much bussiness knowledge,so im going to first off pay a place and i know exactly wich one and get as much help as i need to do this ,but i tyhink im ready.

Let's not lump ALL online courses in that group. LOL. I'm biased because I sell online prep courses. I've helped 10's of 1000's pass their contrator's exams on their first attempt. It works so well that I have a 110% money back guarantee that you'll pass on your first attempt. These exams like the NASCLA exam are just a book test. It's all about knowing where to find the answers in the books and knowing which 5% you need to study and which 95% you need to skip.

contractors intelligence schools guarantee 98% that you will pass they have positive Reviews, or your money back and a retest.

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