Electrical Contractor Registration

In order to become an electrical contractor in the State of Colorado, you must provide:

• A completed Colorado Electrical Contractor application.
• The current registration fee.
• The Acknowledgment of Responsibility form.
• Proof that you comply with the Worker’s Compensation law. For more information, contact the Office of Unemployment Insurance at http://www.coworkforce.com/uib/,
• Proof that you comply with the Unemployment Compensation law. For more information contact the Division of Worker’s Compensation at http://www.coworkforce.com/dwc/.

NOTE: The company owner must be or employ a full-time master electrician. The master electrician is responsible for all electrical work done by the company. He can be responsible for only one company.

An out-of-state corporation must obtain an Authority to Conduct Business in the State of Colorado from the Colorado Secretary of State's office. A Limited Liability Partnership should also contact the Secretary of State's office at 303-894-2200.

An electrical contractor license or registration may be required by the city or county where your business is located. For more information contact the local government office.

First time business owners may wish to contact the Colorado Business Assistance Center at 303- 592-5920.

 
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