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    Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC)

    Arizona AZ-R-9 — Specialty Sub-Trade Concrete (R-9)

    Concrete — AZ licensed specialty. Statutory scope, exam prerequisites, height limits, and qualifying agent placement for your construction enterprise in Arizona.

    Arizona AZ-R-9 Classification At A Glance

    Height Limitation
    Unlimited
    Sector Authority
    Commercial & Residential
    Financial / Bond
    ROC bond per classification.
    Governing Law
    A.R.S. § 32-1151 et seq.
    Statutory Scope of Work

    What Can a Arizona AZ-R-9 (Concrete (R-9)) Do?

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

    Subcontracting & Trade Scope

    Places, finishes, and repairs concrete.

    Immediate Market Entry

    Need a Arizona AZ-R-9 Qualifier Immediately?

    Obtaining a Arizona AZ-R-9 license by testing can take 9 to 18 months between application review, study time, exam dates, and board hearings.

    IQS places pre-vetted, licensed Arizona AZ-R-9 Qualifiers with your entity as a qualifying agent, allowing your company to pull permits and sign contracts immediately.

    Fast Turnaround

    We handle qualifier agreements, board background reviews, and paperwork.

    Arizona AZ-R-9 License Requirements & Exam Prerequisites

    Verifiable Experience Required

    • Concrete experience + pass the state concrete contractor exam.

    Required Examinations

    • AZ Concrete Trade Exam
    • AZ Business Management Exam
    Financial Stability

    GL insurance per board; workers' comp if employees.

    Frequently Asked Questions: Arizona AZ-R-9 License

    What does a Arizona AZ-R-9 license allow?

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

    Can my business hire a Arizona AZ-R-9 qualifying agent?

    Yes. IQS places pre-vetted Concrete (R-9) qualifying agents with your entity. The qualifying agent provides the license credentials necessary for your company to pull permits legally in Arizona.

    How much does a Arizona AZ-R-9 qualifier cost?

    Compensation typically consists of a monthly retainer plus a project/permit fee structure under a compliant qualifying agreement. Contact IQS for current market rates tailored to your volume.

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