Required Licenses

General Contractor License: Must demonstrate knowledge of construction and demolition practices; typically requires passing an examination and providing proof of experience.
Waste Management License: Required for the proper disposal of hazardous materials; applicants must comply with local environmental regulations and complete necessary training.
Business License: Obtain a general business license from the local municipality; usually requires submitting an application and paying a fee.

Insurance Requirements

General Liability Insurance: Minimum coverage of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate; protects against property damage and bodily injury claims.
Workers' Compensation Insurance: Required for businesses with employees; coverage must meet state minimum requirements to protect against workplace injuries.
Commercial Auto Insurance: If vehicles are used for business purposes, coverage must include liability, collision, and comprehensive insurance.

HAZMAT Certification: Required for handling hazardous materials; involves completing a training program in accordance with OSHA regulations.
OSHA 10-Hour Safety Training: Recommended for all employees; covers basic safety and health hazards faced on job sites.
EPA Lead-Safe Certification: Necessary if working in buildings built before 1978; requires training in lead-safe work practices.

Zoning Permit: Verify compliance with local zoning laws; may require an application and review by local planning authorities.
Environmental Permit: Required for operations that may impact local ecosystems; involves an assessment of environmental risks and compliance with state regulations.
Occupancy Permit: Required for any commercial space being used for business; ensures that the property meets safety and building codes.

Note: Ensure to check with local authorities as requirements may vary by location and industry standards.