Roofing
licensing and insurance
Pick a trade, pick a state. ReadyDocs shows the licenses you need, the insurance you must carry, and the permits the work pulls, written for the field, not the lawyer.
Public index
A working public file
Contractors need clear answers before they bid, hire, file, or pull a permit. Most official sources scatter the answer across state boards, county clerks, city departments, and insurance rules.
ReadyDocs Compliance turns that maze into a public reference file for each trade and jurisdiction, then points contractors toward the documents they need to keep current.
State and local licensing, exams, renewal cycles, and trade-specific authority names.
Which agency receives the filing, when permits are pulled, and what inspections follow.
General liability, workers' comp triggers, bond expectations, and common coverage floors.
Plain-language ranges for filing, renewal, permit, bond, and job-market costs.
How it works
Start at the directory, pick a state, then narrow by county and city.
Open the trade file for HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, and the other contractor categories we track.
Read the requirements, scan the checklist, then keep the recurring documents organized in ReadyDocs.
Questions contractors ask first
No. It is a public compliance reference that helps contractors find the right licensing, permit, and insurance topics before confirming details with the issuing authority.
No. State licensing can set the floor, but counties and cities often add permit, registration, inspection, bond, or insurance requirements.
The compliance files are public. ReadyDocs earns from the document-tracking product contractors can use after they know what has to be maintained.
Start with the free directory. When it is time to track expirations, renewals, insurance, and permits, ReadyDocs keeps the paperwork alive.