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Ohio Specialty Contractor License Lookup

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Ohio OCILB named licensees in the electrical, HVAC, hydronics, plumbing and refrigeration trades, downloaded October 30, 2026. Assigned company locations are shown. Active and active-in-renewal records only; general contractors and inactive records are excluded. Training providers, 16 rows with repeated identifiers and 3 malformed location rows were omitted. Updates are manual with no set schedule; alerts depend on a new snapshot being imported. Verify current standing with OCILB.

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Status colors: green = clear / active / issued; yellow = review status; red = suspended, expired, revoked, or otherwise not current. Always read the original status label and verify with the state agency.

How to check a contractor in Ohio

  1. Search the license or registration number first, or use a business name or city.
  2. Match the business and location. Review the original status label, classifications and dates supplied by the source.
  3. Verify current information with Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board before hiring or making a compliance decision.

What this search covers

Ohio OCILB named licensees in the electrical, HVAC, hydronics, plumbing and refrigeration trades, downloaded October 30, 2026. Assigned company locations are shown. Active and active-in-renewal records only; general contractors and inactive records are excluded. Training providers, 16 rows with repeated identifiers and 3 malformed location rows were omitted. Updates are manual with no set schedule; alerts depend on a new snapshot being imported. Verify current standing with OCILB.

How current are these records?

This snapshot is updated manually with no set schedule. Check the profile for its source date and verify current details with the issuing authority.

What if a contractor is missing?

Try a shorter name or the exact number, then check the official agency. An absent record does not establish that a contractor is unlicensed or that a license was revoked.

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