Early access in the United States. We are still building our directory for the United States. The profiles here show real public evidence from named sources, but coverage is limited and our checks are not yet as complete as on our UK site. Treat this as a preview, not a full picture.

License required by law

North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors

North Carolina requires a general-contractor license for projects of $40,000 or more. The board's search shows license classification, limitation and status.

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56,141contractors with an NC LBGC entry in the public data we track

Based on public register entries and source listings collected up to Jul 11, 2026. Not an official membership count.

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Thinking of hiring someone? Confirm their current NC LBGC status on the official register, then run their name through our Rogue Contractor Check to see their reviews, credentials and company details in one place.

Where NC LBGC holders are

  • US-NC55,209 entries tracked
  • NC920 entries tracked
  • SC5 entries tracked
  • GA2 entries tracked
  • FL2 entries tracked
  • TN1 entry tracked
  • CO1 entry tracked
  • KY1 entry tracked

Trades that hold it

General Contractor · 902Highway Contractor · 14Groundworker / Excavation · 8Roofer · 3Utility Contractor · 3Mason · 2

NC LBGC holders with review evidence

These businesses hold a current NC LBGC entry and have customer reviews we can show. This is a small slice of all holders, not the register itself.

Common questions

What is North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors?

North Carolina requires a general-contractor license for projects of $40,000 or more. The board's search shows license classification, limitation and status. (License required by law.)

How many contractors hold North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors?

We track 56,141 contractors with a North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors entry, based on register and listing data collected up to Jul 11, 2026. This reflects the public entries we have collected, not necessarily the scheme's complete membership.

How do I check whether a specific contractor holds North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors?

Check the official register at https://portal.nclbgc.org/Public/Search, or look the contractor up on MyTrustedTraders. Profiles show the credentials we have found for them, alongside reviews and other public evidence.

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We show what the public sources say, with dates. A listing here is not an endorsement, and absence from our data does not mean a contractor is unregistered. Always confirm current status with the scheme before you hire.