Does a Sub-Contractor need to be licensed?

It is the sole responsibility of the Homeowner to find an eligible licensed Contractor, and manages their own relationship with the Contractor. Typically, the General Contractor oversees the project and any Sub-Contractors that are hired. 

If the Sub-Contractor submits an invoice in lieu of the General Contractor as part of the Draw Review process, the Sub-Contractor must meet the same requirements as the General Contractor. These requirements are 1) license is active, 2) license is certified or registered with Florida's Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR) as either general contractor, building contractor, residential contractor, specialty contractor, or roofing contractor, and 3) license type authorizes them to perform the recommended mitigation improvements.