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A free contractor practice exam, scored the moment you finish, with an explanation on every question that cites the reference book and section the answer comes from. No signup for the practice itself. The questions follow the DBPR and CILB content outline for the Florida General Contractor exam and the same format Pearson VUE uses, so the weighting you practise against is the weighting you sit.

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Free Florida Contractor Practice Exam

Browse questions and answers free — no account needed. Create a free account to save progress, use timed practice mode, and track your weak areas. 240 questions, 70% to pass, open book with 15 references. NASCLA and California CSLB practice is available too — pick your exam below.

240 Questions
3 Exam Parts
70% to Pass
Open Book
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Practice questions are available for all three major contractor exam tracks.

NASCLA

One subscription, valid across 16+ NASCLA states — study once.

PSIOpen book

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Florida

Florida's own three-part GC exam (all three parts to get licensed).

Pearson VUEOpen book

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California

California CSLB Class B — closed book, two exams.

PSI (CSLB)Closed book

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EPA 608

EPA Section 608 — one national certification, no state variations.

EPA-approved orgsClosed book

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Electrician

Journeyman Electrician — NEC-based, accepted in most states.

PSI / Prov (varies)Open book

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Plumber

Journeyman Plumber — IPC-based, accepted in most states.

PSI / Prov (varies)Open book

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ICC B1

ICC B1 — national certification for residential building inspectors.

ICC / Pearson VUEOpen book

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NHIE

NHIE national core — used by 35 states, with state requirements handled separately.

PSI / Pearson VUE by stateClosed book

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California C-10

California C-10 trade preparation aligned to the current CSLB study guide.

CSLB / PSIClosed book

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California C-20

California C-20 HVAC preparation aligned to the CSLB study guide effective April 1, 2026.

CSLB / PSIClosed book

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California C-36

California C-36 Plumbing preparation aligned to the CSLB study guide effective March 1, 2025.

CSLB / PSIClosed book

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Texas Journeyman

Texas TDLR Journeyman preparation for the separate NEC Knowledge and Calculations portions.

TDLR / PSIOpen book

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NASCLA Electrical

NASCLA Electrical Contractor trade-exam preparation for participating jurisdictions.

NASCLA-approved providerOpen book

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ICC B2

ICC B2 commercial inspector preparation aligned to the 2021 IBC code-cycle exam.

ICC / Pearson VUE or PRONTOOpen book

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ICC E1

ICC E1 preparation aligned to the 2024 IRC and 2023 NEC code-cycle exam.

ICC / Pearson VUE or PRONTOOpen book

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ICC P1

ICC P1 preparation aligned to the 2024 IRC code-cycle exam.

ICC / Pearson VUE or PRONTOOpen book

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ICC M1

ICC M1 preparation aligned to the 2024 IRC code-cycle exam.

ICC / Pearson VUE or PRONTOOpen book

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Texas Master

Texas TDLR Master Electrician two-portion preparation.

TDLR / PSIOpen book

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Texas ACR A

Texas Environmental Air Class A preparation aligned to the current TDLR/PSI outline.

TDLR / PSIOpen book

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Sample Question

Contract Administration

A Florida general contractor receives a written request from a subcontractor for final payment. Under Florida Statute Ch. 713 (Construction Lien Law), within how many days must the contractor make payment?

a.10 business days
b.15 calendar days
c.30 calendar days
d.45 calendar days

Explanation

Under Florida Statute 713.06, a contractor must make payment to a subcontractor within 30 calendar days of receiving a proper request for final payment, provided the contractor has received payment from the owner.

Why Practice With EstatePass?

AI-powered study tools designed specifically for the FL contractor exam.

AI Explanations

Every question includes a detailed AI-generated explanation with reference book citations so you know exactly where to find the answer.

Part-Based Tracking (free account)

Track your accuracy across all 3 exam parts and their content areas. Identify weak areas and focus your study time.

Wrong Answer Book (free account)

Automatically collect questions you miss for focused review. Resolve them as you master each content area.

Content Area Analytics (free account)

See which content areas need the most work. Focus on high-weight areas like Accounting (32%) and Construction Methods (63%).

Exam-Format Questions

All questions match the format and difficulty of the actual Pearson VUE exam based on the DBPR/CILB content outline.

Timed Practice Sessions

Practice with timers matching the real exam: 6.5 hours for Part 1, 4.5 hours each for Parts 2 and 3.

Florida 3-Part Exam Coverage

120Q

Business & Financial Management

6 content areas · 6.5 hours · 70% to pass

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60Q

Contract Administration

4 content areas · 4.5 hours · 70% to pass

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60Q

Project Management

3 content areas · 4.5 hours · 70% to pass

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the contractor practice exam really free?
Yes! You can browse all questions and view detailed explanations completely free — no account required. When you're ready to track your progress, use timed practice, or review your wrong answers, create a free account in seconds. No credit card needed.
How many questions are on the actual FL contractor exam?
The FL General Contractor exam has 240 total questions across 3 parts: Business & Finance (120Q), Contract Admin (60Q), and Project Management (60Q). You need 70% on each part to pass.
Is the FL contractor exam open book?
Yes, you may bring up to 15 approved reference books into the testing center. Knowing how to quickly find information in your references is a critical exam skill.
What happens if I fail one part of the exam?
You only need to retake the parts you failed — passed parts remain valid. There is a 30-day waiting period between retakes, and each attempt costs $295.
How long do I have to complete each exam part?
Business & Finance: 6.5 hours (120Q). Contract Admin: 4.5 hours (60Q). Project Management: 4.5 hours (60Q). Parts are taken separately, often on different days.
What are the pre-requirements for the FL contractor exam?
4+ years of construction experience (1+ year supervisory), DBPR/CILB application approval, CPA-prepared financial statement, and a surety bond ($5K-$25K).

Not a general contractor?

The trade exams have their own free practice tests — no signup there either.

EPA 608 (HVAC)Journeyman ElectricianJourneyman PlumberICC B1 Inspector

FL Contractor Exam Resources

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