Georgia Contractor Supplement Exam

Which situation would require a Georgia contractor to obtain workers' compensation insurance?

A contractor's license expires on June 30th. They submit a renewal application on July 15th. What additional requirement must they meet?

What is the threshold amount above which a contractor must be licensed in Georgia?

Must a Georgia contractor maintain continuing education credits while its license is inactive?

According to Georgia building codes, what is the maximum riser height for stairs in residential construction?

What must a Georgia business organization employ before it can be licensed for residential contracting?

Under Georgia lien law, how long does a contractor have to enforce a lien after filing?

Under the IRC as adopted in Georgia, what separation is required between an attached garage and the house?

A general contractor in Georgia hires 5 employees. According to Georgia law, what is the minimum workers' compensation insurance requirement?

A contractor has 8 employees with a total weekly payroll of $12,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $3.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the weekly workers' compensation premium?

A materials supplier delivers $8,000 worth of lumber to a job site on January 10th and delivers the final load worth $2,000 on February 5th. When must the supplier file their lien claim by?

In Georgia, what is the minimum experience requirement for obtaining a residential basic contractor license?

A contractor has 15 employees with varying wage rates. The total monthly payroll is $52,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $4.25 per $100 of payroll, what is the monthly premium?

Under Georgia law, a contractor must notify the licensing board within how many days of a change in business address?

A homeowner hires an unlicensed contractor for a $35,000 kitchen renovation. The contractor abandons the project halfway through. Under Georgia law, what recourse does the homeowner have?

A contractor's annual payroll is $450,000. If the workers compensation rate is 8.5 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual premium?

A material supplier delivers $25,000 worth of lumber to a residential project. The general contractor fails to pay. How long does the supplier have to file a materialman's lien in Georgia?

A contractor has 5 employees with a total weekly payroll of $3,200. Using a workers' compensation rate of $8.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the weekly workers' compensation premium?

A contractor is building a single-family home in Georgia. The foundation inspection fails due to improper rebar placement. According to Georgia building codes, what is the next required step?

A Georgia contractor is found guilty of willfully violating building codes on a residential project. The licensing board can impose which of the following penalties?

A homeowner contracts for $25,000 worth of work but only pays $18,000. The contractor files a lien. What is the maximum amount that can be claimed under Georgia lien law?

Which entity regulates contractor licensing in Georgia?

A homeowner in Georgia wants to act as their own general contractor for a $150,000 home renovation. What requirement must they meet?

How often must a Georgia contractor license be renewed?

Under Georgia law, a contractor who fails to obtain required permits before starting work may face which penalty?

Which form must be filed to perfect a materialman's lien in Georgia?

Under the IRC as adopted in Georgia, what is the minimum thickness of a concrete floor slab on ground?

A project has a total contract value of $150,000. If the contractor's workers' compensation premium is calculated at $4.25 per $100 of contract value, what is the total premium?

If a contractor has a weekly payroll of $15,000 and the workers' compensation rate is $8.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the weekly premium?

A contractor has 8 employees with a combined weekly payroll of $12,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $6.75 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual premium?