What does a "C" classification license typically pertain to?

A "C" classification license pertains to specialized trades within the Arizona licensing framework. This license category is designed for contractors who focus on specific areas of construction or installation work that require particular skills and expertise.

Specialized trades can encompass a broad range of activities, including plumbing, electrical work, refrigeration, landscaping, and more. Each of these trades requires specialized knowledge, training, and adherence to specific codes and standards. The "C" classification ensures that contractors operating in these niches are appropriately trained and licensed to meet the challenges and demands of their specific area of work.

In contrast, other classifications, such as general contracting or commercial work, cover broader responsibilities that involve overseeing a variety of construction tasks and managing multiple trades simultaneously. A general contracting license typically allows a contractor to manage entire projects rather than focusing on a specific skilled trade. Similarly, commercial work primarily focuses on projects related to non-residential properties, which may require different licensing considerations than those pertaining to specialized trades. Residential properties, too, might involve different classifications specifically for contractors focused on building and remodeling homes. Therefore, the specificity of a "C" classification license makes it uniquely suited for specialized trades.