Electrical Contractor Information
In order to perform electrical contracting in the State of Colorado, you must submit a completed Colorado Electrical Contractor application, pay the current registration fee, and meet the following criteria:
- You
must either be or employ a Colorado licensed master electrician
who is a full-time employee and is the responsible party for all
electrical work done by the company. The master electrician must
sign an Acknowledgment of Responsibility and can only be the responsible party for one company.
- You
must submit evidence that you comply with the Worker's Compensation
and Unemployment Compensation laws (Office of Unemployment Insurance - http://www.coworkforce.com/uib/, Division of Worker's Compensation
- http://www.coworkforce.com/dwc/).
- Out-of-state corporations are required to obtain an Authority to Conduct Business in the State of Colorado from the Colorado Secretary of State's office (phone 303-894-2200). Limited Liability Partnerships should also contact the Secretary of State's office.
For local requirements, contact the city and/or county government in the area you work.
First time business owners may wish to contact the Colorado Business Assistance Center at (303) 592-5920.
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