Utah DOPL contractor license lookup
Use Utah DOPL's Verify a License search and check the classification covers your job. (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
Open the official DOPL lookup (official site, opens in a new tab)
How: Use DOPL's Verify a License search and check the license is active and the classification covers the job. (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
Checked against official Utah Division of Professional Licensing sources. See sources.
Step by step
- Open Verify a License (button above). (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
- Search for the contractor. (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
- Check the classification, such as B100 or R100. (source: DOPL: General Contractor (opens in a new tab))
What the results mean
- Since 20 April 2026, contractors need $1M per incident and $2M aggregate liability insurance. (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
Red flags when hiring
- Insurance below the 2026 minimums. (source: DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab))
- A classification that doesn't cover the job. (source: DOPL: General Contractor (opens in a new tab))
Common questions
Do plumbing and electrical contractors need a Master?
Yes, they need a Master-licensed qualifier. (source: DOPL: General Contractor (opens in a new tab))
Sources and last verified
Last verified: . Next check due: . Every fact on this page links to one of these official pages.
- DOPL: Contracting (opens in a new tab) (checked Oct 24, 2026)
- DOPL: General Contractor (opens in a new tab) (checked Oct 24, 2026)
- DOPL contractor application (opens in a new tab) (checked Oct 24, 2026)
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