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    Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC)

    Arizona Contractor License Classifications

    58 total classifications6 core tiers52 specialty sub-trades

    Arizona licenses contractors through the Registrar of Contractors (ROC) under two parallel registers: Commercial classifications (A-series engineering, B-1/B-2 general commercial) and Residential classifications (B general residential, B-3 remodeling, plus R-series specialty trades). Contractors must pass trade and business management exams and post a bond per classification. The complete 58-code ROC classification list is documented below, split into core license tiers and specialty sub-trades. Contractors pursuing their first Arizona license often start with the flagship AZ-A General Engineering classification.

    Licensing Board

    Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC)

    Visit official board website

    Core License Tiers

    6 flagship general/engineering classifications — the primary licenses most Arizona contractors need.

    A
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-A — General Engineering (A)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Unlimited
    Project Scope
    Commercial Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC bond per classification (commercial schedule).
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    Construct or repair: fixed works, streets, roads, power and utility plants, dams, hydroelectric plants, sewage and waste disposal plants, bridges, tunnels, overpasses, public parks, public right-of-ways. Also includes the scopes of work allowed by A-4 through A-19.

    *** Does NOT include work authorized by the B-1, B-2, B- or B-3 scopes.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the A trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ A Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ A qualifier sponsors your company to perform general engineering work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-A Qualifier: An AZ A qualifier sponsors your company to perform general engineering work statewide.
    1
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-B-1 — General Commercial Contractor (B-1)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Unlimited
    Project Scope
    Commercial Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC bond per classification (commercial schedule).
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    Construct, alter and repair in connection with any structure built, being built or to be built for the support, shelter and enclosure of persons, animals or movable property of any kind. Includes supervision of all or any part, and the management or direct or indirect supervision of any work performed.

    *** MUST SUBCONTRACT to appropriately licensed contractors: electrical, plumbing, air conditioning systems, boilers, swimming pools, spas and water wells. Does NOT include work authorized by A-, B- or B-3 scopes.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the B-1 trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ B-1 Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ B-1 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general commercial contractor work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-B-1 Qualifier: An AZ B-1 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general commercial contractor work statewide.
    2
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-B-2 — General Small Commercial Contractor (B-2)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Unlimited
    Project Scope
    Commercial Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC bond per classification (commercial schedule).
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    For projects of $2,000,000 or less including labor and materials: commercial construction in connection with any new structure or addition built, being built or to be built for the support, shelter and enclosure of persons, animals or movable property. Includes supervision and management.

    *** $2,000,000 CAP. MUST SUBCONTRACT: electrical, plumbing, FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, air conditioning, boilers, swimming pools, spas, water wells. Does NOT include A-, B-, B-3 or residential scopes.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the B-2 trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ B-2 Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ B-2 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general small commercial contractor work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-B-2 Qualifier: An AZ B-2 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general small commercial contractor work statewide.
    B
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-B — General Residential Contractor (B)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Per residential code
    Project Scope
    Residential Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC residential bond ($5K-$15K) per classification.
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor on residential; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    Construct and repair all or any part of a residential structure or appurtenance.

    *** MUST SUBCONTRACT: electrical, plumbing, air conditioning systems, boilers, swimming pools, spas and water wells. Does NOT include A-, B-1 or B-2 scopes.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the B trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ B Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ B qualifier sponsors your company to perform general residential contractor work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-B Qualifier: An AZ B qualifier sponsors your company to perform general residential contractor work statewide.
    3
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-B-3 — General Remodeling and Repair Contractor (B-3)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Per residential code
    Project Scope
    Residential Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC residential bond ($5K-$15K) per classification.
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor on residential; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    Remodel and repair an existing residential structure or appurtenance. The scope of work allowed under R-7 Carpentry is included within this scope.

    *** MUST SUBCONTRACT: electrical, plumbing, mechanical, boilers, swimming pools, spas and water wells. Does NOT include A-, B-1 or B-2 scopes.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the B-3 trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ B-3 Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ B-3 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general remodeling and repair contractor work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-B-3 Qualifier: An AZ B-3 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general remodeling and repair contractor work statewide.
    4
    Core License Tier•Arizona

    AZ-B-4 — General Residential Engineering Contractor (B-4)

    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.

    Height & Stories
    Per residential code
    Project Scope
    Residential Only
    Financial & Bond
    ROC residential bond ($5K-$15K) per classification.
    Subcontracting
    Prime contractor on residential; may subcontract specialty trades.

    Statutory Scope of Work

    Construct and repair appurtenances to residential structures. Scope includes CR-21, B-5 and all B-4R subclassifications.

    *** MUST SUBCONTRACT: electrical, plumbing, air conditioning systems, boilers and water wells.

    Experience & Exam Prerequisites

    • 4 years verifiable experience within the past 10 years.
    • Pass the B-4 trade exam and Business Management exam.
    • Exam: AZ B-4 Trade Exam
    • Exam: AZ Business Management Exam

    Qualifier Role

    An AZ B-4 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general residential engineering contractor work statewide.

    Hiring a Arizona AZ-B-4 Qualifier: An AZ B-4 qualifier sponsors your company to perform general residential engineering contractor work statewide.

    Specialty Sub-Trades

    52 single-trade sub-licenses from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) — each covers one specific scope of work.

    4Commercial

    Drilling (A-4)

    Drill, including horizontal and vertical drilling or boring, constructing, deepening, repairing or abandoning wells; exploring for water, gas and oil; constructing dry wells and monitor wells. Includes erection of rigs, derricks and related substructures, and installation, service and repair of pumps and pumping equipment.

    View AZ-A-4 guide
    5Commercial

    Excavating, Grading and Oil Surfacing (A-5)

    Apply oil surfacing or similar products; place shoring, casing, geotextiles or liners; perform incidental blasting or drilling as required to move, alter or repair earthen materials by digging, trenching, grading, horizontal boring, compacting and filling.

    *** Does NOT allow excavating for water, gas or oil wells. THE COMMERCIAL DIRTWORK ANSWER.

    View AZ-A-5 guide
    7Commercial

    Piers and Foundations (A-7)

    Install piers and foundations using concrete, rebar, post-tension and other materials common to the industry. Includes pile driving, excavation, forming and other techniques and equipment common to the industry.

    View AZ-A-7 guide
    9Commercial

    Swimming Pools (A-9)

    Construct, service and repair swimming pools and spas, including water and gas service lines from point of service to pool equipment, wiring from pool equipment to 1st readily accessible disconnect, pool piping, fittings, backflow prevention devices, waste lines and other integral parts. Includes installation of pool accessories, covers, safety devices and fencing for protective purposes if in the original contract.

    View AZ-A-9 guide
    11Commercial

    Steel and Aluminum Erection (A-11)

    Install and repair architectural and structural steel and aluminum materials common to the industry. Includes reinforcing steel and field layout, cutting, assembly and erection by welding, bolting, wire tying or riveting.

    View AZ-A-11 guide
    12Commercial

    Sewers, Drains and Pipe Laying (A-12)

    Install and repair any project involving sewer access holes, laying of pipe for storm drains, water and gas lines, irrigation and sewers. Includes connecting sewer collector lines to building drains and installation of septic tanks, leach lines, dry wells, all necessary connections, liners and related excavating and backfilling.

    View AZ-A-12 guide
    14Commercial

    Asphalt Paving (A-14)

    Install asphalt paving and all related fine grading on streets, highways, driveways, parking lots, tennis courts, running tracks, play areas, and gas station driveways and areas. Permits excavation and grading for height adjustment of existing sewer access holes, storm drains, water valves, sewer cleanouts and drain gates, only as it pertains to the larger scope. Includes the A-15 Seal Coating scope.

    View AZ-A-14 guide
    15Commercial

    Seal Coating (A-15)

    Apply seal coating to asphalt paving surfaces. Also allows repair of surface cracks and application of painted marking symbols.

    View AZ-A-15 guide
    16Commercial

    Waterworks (A-16)

    All work necessary for production and distribution of water including drilling well, setting casing and pump, related electrical work, related concrete work, excavation, piping for storage and distribution, storage tanks, related fencing, purification and chlorination equipment.

    View AZ-A-16 guide
    17Commercial

    Electrical and Transmission Lines (A-17)

    Install, alter and repair transmission lines on public right-of-ways, including erection of poles, guying systems, tower line erection, cellular and communication towers, street lighting of all voltages, and all underground systems including ducts for signal, communication and similar installations. Also allows installation of transformers, circuit breakers, capacitors, primary metering devices and other related equipment of all commercial electrical construction.

    Note: C-11 Electrical does NOT permit work in public right-of-ways - that is A-17.

    View AZ-A-17 guide
    19Commercial

    Swimming Pools, Including Solar (A-19)

    Same scope as A-9 plus installation and repair of solar heating devices.

    View AZ-A-19 guide
    5Residential

    General Swimming Pool Contractor (B-5)

    Construct and repair swimming pools and spas. Installation of code-required pool barriers around the pool or spa and installation of utilities from the point of service to the pool equipment. Includes all B-5R subclassifications.

    *** Construction of other structures or appurtenances is EXCLUDED.

    View AZ-B-5 guide
    6Residential

    General Swimming Pool Contractor, Including Solar (B-6)

    Same scope as B-5 (including all B-5R subclassifications) plus installation and repair of solar heating devices.

    View AZ-B-6 guide
    10Residential

    Pre-Manufactured Spas and Hot Tubs (B-10)

    Construct and repair spas and hot tubs. Includes code-required barriers around the spa or hot tub and installation of utilities from the point of service to the spa equipment.

    View AZ-B-10 guide
    1Residential

    Acoustical Systems (R-1)

    Install and repair pre-manufactured acoustical ceiling and wall systems.

    Does NOT allow installing or repairing electrical or mechanical systems.

    View AZ-R-1 guide
    2Residential

    Excavating, Grading and Oil Surfacing (R-2)

    Apply oil surfacing or similar products and place shoring, casing, geotextiles or liners as required to move, alter or repair earthen materials by digging, trenching, grading, horizontal boring, compacting and filling.

    THE RESIDENTIAL DIRTWORK ANSWER. Unlike commercial A-5, no express blasting/drilling authority.

    View AZ-R-2 guide
    3Residential

    Awnings, Canopies, Carports and Patio Covers (R-3)

    Place concrete footings and slabs as required to install and repair window awnings, door hoods, freestanding or attached canopies, carport and patio covers of metal/fabric/fiberglass/plastic, screened and paneled enclosures not intended as habitable space (minimum 60% of wall area must be screening material), fascia panels, flashing and skirting, and exterior detached metal storage units not exceeding 200 square feet.

    *** Does NOT allow electrical, plumbing or air conditioning. NOTE: residential storage-unit cap is 200 sq ft; the COMMERCIAL C-3 cap is only 120 sq ft.

    View AZ-R-3 guide
    4Residential

    Boilers, Including Solar (R-4)

    Install, alter and repair steam and hot water systems and boilers, including chimney connections, flues, refractories, burners, piping, fittings, valves, thermal insulation and accessories; fuel and water lines from source of supply to boilers; process and specialty piping and related equipment; pneumatic and electrical controls.

    *** A new circuit may be added to an existing service panel or sub-panel, but installation of a NEW service panel or sub-panel is EXCLUDED.

    View AZ-R-4 guide
    6Residential

    Swimming Pool Service and Repair (R-6)

    Service and perform minor repair of residential pools and accessories.

    *** EXCLUDES plumbing connections to a potable water system, gas lines, gas chlorine systems, and electrical work beyond the first disconnect. Does NOT allow complete replacement of plaster or pebble pool interiors and decks.

    View AZ-R-6 guide
    7Residential

    Carpentry (R-7)

    Install and repair rough carpentry, finish carpentry, hardware, millwork, metal studs, metal doors or door frames, and windows.

    View AZ-R-7 guide
    8Residential

    Floor Covering (R-8)

    Prepare a surface as required to install and repair carpet, floor tile, wood, linoleum, vinyl, asphalt, rubber and concrete coatings.

    View AZ-R-8 guide
    9Residential

    Concrete (R-9)

    Install and repair concrete, concrete products and accessories common to the industry.

    NOTE: commercial C-9 ALSO expressly allows trenching, excavating, backfilling and grading in connection with concrete - R-9 does not state this.

    View AZ-R-9 guide
    10Residential

    Drywall (R-10)

    Install and repair gypsum wall board, ceiling grid systems as supporting members for gypsum drywall, movable partitions, wall board tape and texture, and non-load bearing lightweight steel wall partitions.

    View AZ-R-10 guide
    11Residential

    Electrical (R-11)

    Install and repair residential electrical systems.

    View AZ-R-11 guide
    12Residential

    Elevators (R-12)

    Install and repair elevators, dumbwaiters, escalators, moving walks and ramps, and stage and orchestra lifts.

    View AZ-R-12 guide
    13Residential

    Asphalt Paving (R-13)

    Install and repair paved areas using materials and methods common to the industry, including asphalt curbs, concrete bumper curbs, headers and striping.

    View AZ-R-13 guide
    14Residential

    Fencing (R-14)

    Install and repair metal, wood and cement block fencing; automatic gates; fire access strobes; cattle guards; and low voltage UL approved electrical fence protective devices of less than 25 volts and 100 watts.

    *** Does NOT allow installing or repairing RETAINING WALLS.

    View AZ-R-14 guide
    15Residential

    Blasting (R-15)

    Drill, bore, move earth, and build temporary shelters or barricades as required for use of explosives and explosive devices for excavation, demolition and construction related blasting.

    Commercial C-15 additionally covers geological exploration and mining.

    View AZ-R-15 guide
    16Residential

    Fire Protection Systems (R-16)

    Install and repair fire prevention and fire protection systems including all mechanical apparatus, devices, piping and equipment common to the fire protection industry. Installation and repair of low voltage signaling systems is permitted.

    *** Installation and repair of ALL OTHER electrical devices, apparatus and wiring must be subcontracted to a properly licensed contractor.

    View AZ-R-16 guide
    17Residential

    Structural Steel and Aluminum (R-17)

    Install and repair architectural and structural steel and aluminum materials common to the industry.

    View AZ-R-17 guide
    21Residential

    Hardscaping and Irrigation Systems (R-21)

    Install, alter and repair: non-loadbearing concrete; uncovered patios, walkways and driveways of brick, stone, pavers or gravel; wooden decks no higher than 29 inches above finish grade; decorative garden walls up to six feet; fences and screens up to six feet; retaining walls up to three feet from finish grade of the lower elevation; free standing fire pits, fireplaces or barbeques; low voltage landscape lighting; water features not attached to swimming pools (incl. wiring 120V or less, potable water connection, backflow devices, hose bibs, excavating, trenching, boring, backfilling, grading); irrigation systems (same incidentals); residential outdoor misting systems, freestanding or attached, not more than 1000 PSI; and free standing uncovered outdoor kitchens.

    *** HARD CAPS: decks 29 in, garden walls 6 ft, fences 6 ft, retaining walls 3 ft, misting 1000 PSI. Electric/plumbing/gas for fire pits and outdoor kitchens MUST be subcontracted. Does NOT allow new electrical service panels, gas or plumbing lines, blasting, COVERED outdoor kitchens, gazebos, room additions, swimming pools, pool deck coatings, CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, load bearing walls, or PERIMETER FENCING.

    View AZ-R-21 guide
    22Residential

    House Moving (R-22)

    House moving; licensee may disconnect utilities.

    *** Connection of utilities and construction of foundations are NOT permitted.

    View AZ-R-22 guide
    24Residential

    Ornamental Metals (R-24)

    Install, alter or repair non-structural ornamental metal such as metal folding gates, guard and hand rails, wrought iron fencing and gates, window shutters and grilles, room dividers and shields, and metal accessories common to the industry.

    *** Does NOT allow installing FIRE ESCAPES or STAIRS.

    View AZ-R-24 guide
    31Residential

    Masonry (R-31)

    Grout, caulk, sand blast, tuckpoint, mortar wash, parge, clean and weld reinforcing steel as required to install and repair masonry, brick, concrete block, insulating concrete forms, adobe units, stone, marble, slate and mortar-free masonry products.

    View AZ-R-31 guide
    34Residential

    Painting and Wall Covering (R-34)

    Surface preparation to install, apply and repair wallpaper, wall covering cloth, wall covering vinyl, decorative texture, paint, and liquid floor and wall coatings.

    View AZ-R-34 guide
    36Residential

    Plastering (R-36)

    Install laths, metal studs, metal grid systems or other bases as required to coat surfaces by trowel or spray with sand mixtures (e.g. stucco), gypsum plaster, cement, acoustical plaster, and swimming pool interiors.

    Swimming pool interiors EXCLUDE tile (that is R-48).

    View AZ-R-36 guide
    37Residential

    Plumbing, Including Solar (R-37)

    Install and repair water and gas piping systems, fire protection as it relates to water sprinkler systems, and sewage treatment systems. Includes all fixtures, vents and devices common to the industry, as well as solar applications. Includes all R-37R subclassifications.

    *** CLOSED SUBCLASSES: no new applications or licenses are issued for R-37R Built-in Central Vacuum Systems, Kitchen and Bathroom Fixture Refinishing, Swimming Pool Plumbing and Equipment, Gas Piping, Sewers Drains and Pipe Laying, or Solar Plumbing Liquid Systems Only. Existing holders may still be current.

    View AZ-R-37 guide
    39Residential

    Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Including Solar (R-39)

    Install and repair comfort air conditioning systems including refrigeration, evaporative cooling, ventilating and heating with or without solar equipment. Installation and repair of machinery, units, accessories, refrigerator rooms, insulated refrigerator spaces and controls in refrigerators. Includes all R-39R subclassifications.

    *** New circuit may be added to existing panel; installation of a NEW service panel or sub-panel is EXCLUDED. CLOSED SUBCLASSES: no new R-39R licenses issued for Gas Refrigeration, Temperature Control Systems, Warm Air Heating/Evaporative Cooling/Ventilating, Evaporative Cooling and Ventilators, or Pre-Coolers.

    View AZ-R-39 guide
    40Residential

    Insulation (R-40)

    Install and repair insulation materials including radiant barriers, preformed architectural acoustical materials, and insulation protecting materials.

    View AZ-R-40 guide
    41Residential

    Septic Tanks and Systems (R-41)

    Excavate, install and repair pipe, backfill and compact soil as required to install and repair septic tanks, aerobic digesters and leaching fields.

    View AZ-R-41 guide
    42Residential

    Roofing (R-42)

    Apply, repair or install weatherproofing (asphaltum, pitch, tar, felt, glass fabric, flax or other commonly used materials or systems) or roof accessories (flashing, valleys, gravel stops, sheet metal) as required to install and repair roof tile, shingles, shakes, slate, metal roofing systems, urethane foam, and roof insulation or coatings on or above the roof deck. Allows installing new or replacing existing skylights where no changes to roof framing or structure are required, and replacing fascia not to exceed 24 linear feet. Licensee may lift HVAC equipment to allow proper installation of roofing material.

    *** May replace up to 10% of total roof substrate square footage for substrate issues discovered after contract execution; MORE than 10% must be subcontracted. If HVAC DUCTING requires modification, that must be subcontracted. Fascia capped at 24 linear feet.

    View AZ-R-42 guide
    45Residential

    Sheet Metal (R-45)

    Install and repair sheet metal, cornices, flashings, gutters, leaders, pans, kitchen equipment, duct work, skylights, patented chimneys, metal flues and metal roofing systems.

    View AZ-R-45 guide
    48Residential

    Ceramic, Plastic and Metal Tile (R-48)

    Prepare a surface as required to install and repair ceramic, clay, faience, metal, mosaic, glass mosaic, paver, plastic, quarry and stone tiles such as marble or slate, and terrazzo, on horizontal and vertical surfaces. Installation of shower doors and tub enclosures is included when part of the original contract.

    View AZ-R-48 guide
    53Residential

    Drilling (R-53)

    Install and repair wells, including test boring, exploratory drilling and all materials and devices common to the industry.

    View AZ-R-53 guide
    54Residential

    Water Conditioning Equipment (R-54)

    Perform trenching, backfilling and grading; install and repair piping, fittings, valves, concrete supports, and electrical control panels of less than 25 volts and required grounding devices, as required to install and repair water conditioning equipment, misting systems, exchange tanks, and indirect waste pipe carrying brine, backwash and rinse water to the point of disposal.

    View AZ-R-54 guide
    57Residential

    Wrecking (R-57)

    Install and repair temporary ramps, barricades and pedestrian walkways as required to demolish, dismantle or remove structures not intended for reuse.

    *** Does NOT allow the use of EXPLOSIVES.

    View AZ-R-57 guide
    60Residential

    Finish Carpentry (R-60)

    Install and repair millwork such as cabinets, counter tops, case sash, door trim, metal doors, automatic door closers and wood flooring.

    View AZ-R-60 guide
    61Residential

    Carpentry, Remodeling and Repairs (R-61)

    For projects of $50,000 or less including labor and materials: all general remodeling, additions, replacements and repairs to existing structures.

    *** $50,000 CAP. MUST SUBCONTRACT electrical, plumbing, air conditioning systems and boilers.

    View AZ-R-61 guide
    62Residential

    Minor Home Improvements (R-62)

    For projects of $5,000 or less including labor and materials: remodeling, repairs and improvements to existing structures or appurtenances.

    *** $5,000 CAP. Shall NOT perform structural work, including load bearing masonry or concrete (except on-grade flat work) and load bearing carpentry (except patio or porch covers). MUST SUBCONTRACT electrical, plumbing, air conditioning and boilers.

    View AZ-R-62 guide
    65Residential

    Glazing (R-65)

    Install and repair weatherproofing, caulking, sealants and adhesives as required to assemble, install and repair glass products, window film, window treatments such as blinds or shutters, and steel and aluminum glass holding members.

    View AZ-R-65 guide
    67Residential

    Low Voltage Communication Systems (R-67)

    Build antenna towers on existing structures as required to install, service and repair alarm systems, telephone systems, sound systems, intercommunication systems, public addressing systems, television or video systems, low voltage signaling devices, low voltage landscape lighting not exceeding 91 volts, and master and program clocks (low voltage wiring and needed equipment only).

    View AZ-R-67 guide
    70Residential

    Reinforcing Bar and Wire Mesh (R-70)

    Install and repair reinforcing bar, post-tension and wire mesh.

    View AZ-R-70 guide
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