NASCLA connects you to the people, knowledge and tools that move the industry forward. A national network of state licensing agencies and industry professionals working together to improve regulation, reduce barriers, and protect consumers.
Featured Resource
NASCLA Contractor’s State Licensing Information Directory
Access comprehensive contractor licensing requirements for all 50 states, Guam, and the Virgin Islands—now in a powerful, searchable online format.
Built for licensing agencies and industry professionals nationwide.
- Real-Time Updates - No waiting for the next print cycle
- Easy, On-the-Go Access - From your desk, job site, or while traveling
- Quick Answers - Licensing, examinations, financial requirements, and more
Companion Course for Licensing Agencies
The NASCLA Companion Course is a a ready-to-use educational tool for pre-licensure preparation, continuing education, or remediation and disciplinary action at no cost to your agency.
Member Public Safety Resources
NASCLA’s Public Service Announcements and consumer brochures give state licensing agencies a powerful, ready-made toolkit for reaching and educating the public.
Member Publication Resources
NASCLA publications offer trusted guidance on construction licensing and standards for consumers, contractors, and regulatory boards.
Advocacy Messaging
The NASCLA Legislative Advocacy & Response Resources provide state agencies with structured, ready-to-use materials to communicate the value of contractor licensing, respond to legislative proposals, and support modernization efforts.
Legislation Information & Tracking
NASCLA has partnered with PolicyEngage to track legislation across all 50 states and congress.
Model Legislation
NASCLA’s Model Legislation modules provide states with flexible, ready-to-use legislative language to support the regulation of residential and commercial construction.
Natural Disaster Emergency Relief Fund
Contractor Regulatory Databases
Toolkit for Contractor Regulators
Provides practical guidance and resources to help state agencies develop and strengthen key programs.