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Originally Posted by doug1111

What is the going price for the qualifier now a days?

Yesterday we found someone offering his company license and independent contractors for $1,200/mth + a "good-will" down of $3,000. We want to do this legally, so we want to hire this person, and not just sign a "good-will" contract that may get us in trouble if we get inspected or audited.

Originally Posted by AIR PRO

Hmmm, $500 for a permit? That would be worthwhile if I could look at the install first.

The $500 was price years ago don't know what today's prices. The 500 was for a guy that did not have a license only did an occasional job that needed to draw a permit /he would pay a company to get permit for him /

Originally Posted by doug1111

^^^^ yes that is true a few years ago. And for the occasional someone that needs to draw a permit $500 each time

Hmmm, $500 for a permit? That would be worthwhile if I could look at the install first.

Originally Posted by AIR PRO

Last I checked a few years ago it was 1200-2000/month. Not sure now.

^^^^ yes that is true a few years ago. And for the occasional someone that needs to draw a permit $500 each time

Originally Posted by doug1111

What is the going price for the qualifier now a days?

Last I checked a few years ago it was 1200-2000/month. Not sure now.

What is the going price for the qualifier now a days?

We are looking for someone to qualify our company. We are a company that is opening an office in Orlando Florida to serve Central FL and we lost our qualifier. Please reach out to us if interested. vmartin1212@gmail.com

You still looking to qualify?

To whom may concern:
Looking for a Florida State qualifier HVAC. Email, text or call your requirements .
South Florida Appliances HVAC Corp.
PH 786-416-2454. 305-305-7647***
Email: jgonzalez0402@yahoo.com

I have a FL Mechanical License...

I posted this in the general discussion section but it looks like this is a better place.

I have a FL state certified mechanical license. My license is good throughout the state and unlimited in the HVAC field. Its above "Air A" and "Air B," licenses.

Im looking to qualify a larger company that wants to expand to FL or that has lost their qualifier.

For those in other states whom have no idea what I am talking about, here is an explanation. FL does not have reciprocity with other states on contractors licenses. Therefore, you need to apply for a license to do work in FL. Its an expensive, difficult and long process. Someone who is already licensed in FL can act as a "qualifier" for another business to qualify them under there license. You can't give away or sell a license. It belongs to the person only. If they die or leave, the company cannot operate. Or if they are from out of state, they may not be able to get a license in a timely manner and may loose a big upcoming project.

You can find out more info on the my Florida license website.