Last updated from DBPR: Oct 28, 2026

Is your contractor actually licensed?

Plain-English answer, license type, and state discipline records, from official public data.

Free. No sign-up. Florida data from DBPR public license files, last updated Oct 28, 2026.

How it works

1

Search

Type the name, company, or license number from their truck, card, or quote.

2

Get a straight answer

Active or not, what kind of work the license is generally for, and any state discipline on record.

3

Verify and hire

Confirm on myfloridalicense.com and use our ask before you sign checklist.

Pick a state

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Other states are coming soon.

Why people use it

Official source, dated

Every page shows where the data came from and when it was last updated.

Does the license fit the job?

A general guide to which license type usually fits which job, not just "licensed".

No street addresses

We show city only. Contractors can request a correction any time.