At Contractors School, we simplify the process of obtaining your S270 License for contractors who want to work in painting, drywall, plaster, or insulation in Utah. Whether you’re starting a new venture or expanding your current business, we provide the resources and expert guidance you need to succeed in this specialized field. From helping you understand the requirements to preparing you for the necessary exams, we’re here to support you through every step of the licensing process.
In Utah, this license classification is required for contractors accepting drywall installation, painting, plastering, or insulation work. Any residential or commercial projects involving these trades must be properly licensed with the state of Utah.
Having an S270 license ensures you comply with Utah’s building regulations and demonstrates to clients that you have the expertise to handle specialized work like:
Wondering whether your work falls within the scope of the S270 license type? Contact our team.
The S270 license equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the drywall, painting, and insulation industries. As a licensed contractor, you will be able to:
To earn the Drywall, Paint, Plaster and Insulation license (Utah S270), applicants must meet the following requirements:
Make sure your business is properly registered with the state of Utah by using our New Business Setup page. Sole proprietors should use their Social Security Number (SSN) in place of a business entity when registering.
You will need to show proof of experience in drywall installation, painting, plastering, or insulation. Experience can be obtained through work as an employee or subcontractor for a licensed contractor or by working as a self-employed contractor. Necessary experience levels vary based on residential vs commercial usage.
Applicants must complete a 25-hour pre-licensure course approved by the state of Utah. This course covers important topics like business and law in construction, building codes, and safety regulations relevant to drywall, painting, plastering, and insulation work.
You’ll need to pass the Utah Business Law exam to demonstrate your knowledge of the construction industry, building regulations, and legal requirements in Utah. We provide complete exam prep assistance to ensure you feel confident and well-prepared.
Obtain general liability insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, and contractor bonding. These protections safeguard your business, clients, and employees during your work on drywall, painting, plastering, and insulation projects. We assist you in obtaining all necessary insurance coverage through Integrated Companies.
Submit your application to the Department of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL). Our DOPL application assistance service ensures your application is accurate, complete, and timely.
DOPL will verify whether you meet Utah’s standards for ethical and professional conduct through a final background check before approval.
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Our expert instructors are dedicated to equipping you with the essential knowledge and skills to meet Utah’s S270 Paint, Drywall, Plaster, and Insulation license requirements. From helping you with the necessary paperwork to detailed exam preparation, we make sure you’re fully prepared to obtain your S270 license.
After you become licensed, we also offer support with ongoing continuing education and license renewal requirements to keep you compliant and up-to-date.
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No. Exterior stucco requires an S230 Masonry & Stucco license. S270 covers interior drywall, painting, plaster, and insulation only. If you need your masonry & stucco license, reach out to us).
Yes. Spray foam, batt, blown-in, and rigid board insulation for thermal or soundproofing purposes are included in the scope.
Yes. Decorative plasterwork, including Venetian plaster, falls within the S270 scope.
Yes. S270 covers both interior and exterior painting, including coatings, stains, and surface finishes.
No. Lead abatement, asbestos removal, and fireproofing require additional specialized licensing or certification. S270 covers standard paint and coatings only. Contact us with questions.
Yes. You may either subcontract insulation work or perform it directly, if you have the capability.
At Contractors School, we offer comprehensive support to ensure you obtain and maintain your S270 license in Utah. From the initial application to continuing education, we are committed to providing you with the tools, knowledge, and guidance necessary for success in the drywall, painting, plastering, and insulation industries.
Comprehensive Support: We lead you through every step of the licensing process, including exam prep, business registration, and insurance.
Expert Guidance: With years of experience in Utah contractor licensing, our team is here to provide personalized guidance and ensure you meet all requirements for success.
Your Success Is Our Priority: We empower you with the knowledge and tools to build a thriving contracting business, positioning you for success in the competitive Utah construction market.
Join over twenty-thousand individuals who have successfully obtained and maintained their Utah Contractors License with our assistance.
