Official county recordsSourced from Nassau and Suffolk County Consumer Affairs licensing.
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  1. Pick your trade and townChoose from 24 trades and 191 Long Island towns and hamlets.
  2. Compare licensed contractorsSee each contractor's county, license number, status and the trades on their license.
  3. Verify and contact directlyConfirm the license with the county, then call or email the contractor. No middleman.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does this contractor information come from?

Every listing comes from the home improvement license records published by the Nassau County and Suffolk County Departments of Consumer Affairs. Only currently valid licenses are included.

Do Long Island contractors need a license?

Nassau County and Suffolk County each license home improvement contractors. Ask any contractor for their county license number and check it with the county before you hire.

Is it free to use?

Yes. Homeowners can search the registry and contact contractors directly for free. There are no lead fees and no middleman.

What does "Renewal due" mean?

The Suffolk County record shows the license as about to expire. Ask the contractor to confirm it has been renewed before work starts.

How do I correct or remove a listing?

Email info@contractorsonlongisland.com with the license number and the change you need.

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