Obtaining a contractor license is a legal requirement for professionals involved in construction, renovation, repair, and trade-based work across Ontario. Whether you are starting a new contracting business, renewing an existing license, or expanding into new trade categories, proper contractor licensing ensures that you operate legally, safely, and without interruptions.
At ITI Permit, we provide professional contractor license services across Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Niagara Falls, Waterdown, Toronto, Brampton, Oakville, and throughout Ontario. Our team helps general contractors, specialty contractors, and independent professionals secure approvals smoothly—without confusion, delays, or compliance issues.
Contractor licensing involves more than submitting a form. Municipal and provincial authorities evaluate eligibility, experience, trade classification, compliance history, and documentation accuracy. A small mistake can result in rejection or long delays.
Our role is to guide you through every step—ensuring your application is complete, compliant, and aligned with local authority requirements.
We support contractors at every stage of licensing, renewal, and compliance management.
Starting fresh? We assist with:
If your license is nearing expiry or has lapsed, we help with:
Residential contractors often work on homes, additions, basements, and renovations. Licensing is commonly reviewed before permits are approved.
We support licensing for:
This ensures your residential projects proceed legally and smoothly.
Commercial and industrial projects carry stricter requirements. We assist contractors working on:
Our guidance ensures compliance with municipal business licensing and safety regulations.
Many contractors require trade-specific licenses depending on their scope of work. We assist with:
Proper trade licensing prevents inspection failures and permit rejections.
Eligibility varies by municipality and trade. We help you understand:
This clarity prevents application rejection due to missing criteria.
Accurate documentation is critical. We prepare and review:
All paperwork is checked for accuracy before submission.
Some contractor licenses require exams, certifications, or compliance verification. We provide:
This helps contractors meet licensing standards confidently.
Once your application is ready, we:
You stay informed while we handle coordination.
If authorities request changes, we assist with:
This avoids rejections and unnecessary delays.
Our proven process includes:
Timelines vary by location, but proper preparation significantly speeds approval.
Choosing ITI Permit means working with professionals who understand licensing systems across Ontario.
Licensing support for multi-scope construction professionals.
Assistance for contractors working in specific regulated trades.
Licensing guidance for self-employed and subcontracting professionals.
We proudly assist contractors in:
Each location is handled according to local authority requirements.
License costs depend on:
We provide clear consultation to help you understand fees and requirements before applying.
Do contractors need a license in Ontario?
Yes, most contracting work requires proper licensing.
Can I apply without experience?
Some licenses require documented experience—requirements vary.
How long does approval take?
Timelines differ by municipality, but complete applications are processed faster.
Can you help renew an expired license?
Yes, we assist with renewals and reinstatement.
Looking to get your contractor license approved in Hamilton, Toronto, Brampton, or anywhere in Ontario?
👉 Contact ITI Permit today for professional contractor license assistance, compliance support, and smooth approvals—so you can focus on your projects with confidence.
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