Under NRS 624, what is the maximum monetary limit for work that can be performed under a Class C-2 (electrical) contractor license?
Correct Answer
D) No monetary limit
Class C specialty contractor licenses in Nevada, including C-2 electrical, have no monetary limits on the value of work they can perform within their specialty.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Under NRS 624, Class C specialty contractor licenses — including C-2 electrical — carry no monetary limit on the dollar value of work they can perform, provided the work falls within their licensed specialty. A Class C contractor can bid and complete an electrical project of any dollar amount as long as it is purely electrical work.
Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Option A: $100,000 per project
$100,000 per project is a common misconception. Some states impose monetary caps on specialty licenses, but Nevada does not cap Class C work within the licensed trade.
Option B: $500,000 per project
$500,000 per project is also incorrect. There is no such cap in NRS 624 for Class C specialty work. This figure may be confused with thresholds in other licensing contexts.
Option C: $45,000 per project
$45,000 per project is far too low and has no basis in NRS 624. This figure does not correspond to any Nevada contractor license threshold.
Memory Technique
C = Specialty = No Cap on the Cash (within your trade). The C stands for Craft — you can do as much of your craft as you want. What limits you is the TYPE of work, not the amount.
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