FLORIDA · 114,104 LICENCE RECORDS
Florida's licensed trades, held with their history — not just who holds a licence today. Free to search, free to claim.
114,104 licence records · 29 trades · statewide · state file retrieved 27 Jun 2026
A record, not a directory
The state publishes a weekly file of current licensees. Renew late and you drop out of it. Close the business and you vanish from it entirely.
That's the moment the record matters most — a defect surfaces, a claim is filed, a buyer asks who did the work. We keep every version, so a contractor who is gone is still findable against the jobs they did.
Each entry carries the licences held and the dates they were held, the permits the contractor is named on, and every state file they appeared in or dropped out of.
Counts and dates only. We publish what's in the record and nothing we've worked out about it.
Jacksonville, FL · Building contractor, roofing contractor
History begins 27 June 2026, the first file we hold. Nothing before that date is observable to us.
Absence from the file is not the same as losing a licence.
The state's download excludes null-and-void, delinquent and involuntarily inactive records. A contractor missing from this week's file may simply have renewed late. We record that they were absent, and on which date — we don't decide which of the three it was.Free to claim
Verify your licence, fill the gaps, and the dated stamp comes off. Add the trades you work, the counties you cover, and the work that never reached a permit register.
You get a QR code for your truck and your cards that resolves to your entry. Free, and it stays yours.
No rating, no star score, no ranking. A count is what's in the record; a score would be our opinion of your business.
Unclaimed licences stay searchable but don't get a published page. The claim is what grants publication.
What's behind it
Permit registers that name the contractor are held for two counties today. Where a register doesn't name one, the entry says so rather than showing nothing.