Wyoming General Contractor License Requirements

Official classification: No statewide license — City of Cheyenne Class A General Contractor License · Issued by the City of Cheyenne Contractor Licensing Board.

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In Wyoming, general contractors must hold the No statewide license — City of Cheyenne Class A General Contractor License, issued by the City of Cheyenne Contractor Licensing Board, and no state surety bond is required. Full requirements — experience, exams, fees, insurance, renewal and reciprocity — are detailed below.

How to become a licensed general contractor in Wyoming

Wyoming licenses general contractors at the city level rather than statewide, so the path runs through your local permitting office. Here are the general steps — the verified specifics are detailed further down the page.

  1. Start with your city, not the state. Wyoming has no statewide general contractor license — registration, bonds and insurance are set by each municipality, so confirm the rules with your local permitting office first.
  2. Carry the insurance your city requires. $1,000,000 per occurrence / $2,000,000 aggregate (City of Cheyenne)
  3. Post any local bond. None — the City of Cheyenne requires insurance rather than a bond.
  4. Register and pay the local fees. $50 application + $600 initial license (City of Cheyenne)
  5. Renew on your city's schedule. 1 year.

For the general path in every state, see the General Contractor guide →

Wyoming general contractor license lookup

Wyoming has no statewide general contractor license, so there is no state license database to search — verify a contractor's registration or license with the city or county where the work will be done.

License types

Requirements at a glance

Experience requiredCheyenne Class A qualified supervisor: 7 years with 14,000 hours of comprehensive experience and/or education acceptable to the Board, plus one approved exam (Contractor Licensing Regulations 12.1.1, rev. 2026-03-10)
Application fee$50 application + $600 initial license (City of Cheyenne)
License fee$600 (City of Cheyenne initial license fee)
Renewal fee$200 (City of Cheyenne)
Renewal period1 year
Continuing educationNot required
Bond requiredNone — the City of Cheyenne requires insurance rather than a bond.
Liability insurance$1,000,000 per occurrence / $2,000,000 aggregate (City of Cheyenne)
Property damage—
Workers' compCertificate of registration with Wyoming Department of Workforce Services required
Background check—
Credit requirement—
ReciprocityNone · other states' agreements
Processing time—

What a Wyoming general contractor license costs

Fees are set per city; the figures on this page are one city's example.

Exams

ICC National Standard GeneralProvider: ICC (International Code Council); the Board also accepts NICET, NASCLA or other approved testing agencies · Passing: Not published by the board · Fee: —

Renewing a Wyoming general contractor license

Because Wyoming licenses general contractors locally, renewal runs through the same city office that issued the credential. The figures below are the City of Cheyenne Class A General Contractor License rules; other Wyoming municipalities set their own.

Renewal period1 year
Renewal fee$200 (City of Cheyenne)
Continuing educationNot required
Where to renewCity of Cheyenne Contractor Licensing Board

Renewal period: 1 year. Your expiry date is printed on your license.

Local / municipal notes

These are City of Cheyenne municipal requirements. Other Wyoming municipalities set their own licensing requirements.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Wyoming general contractor license cost?

Application: $50 application + $600 initial license (City of Cheyenne). License: $600 (City of Cheyenne initial license fee). Renewal: $200 (City of Cheyenne).

Do general contractors in Wyoming need a surety bond?

None — the City of Cheyenne requires insurance rather than a bond.

What experience is required for a Wyoming general contractor license?

Cheyenne Class A qualified supervisor: 7 years with 14,000 hours of comprehensive experience and/or education acceptable to the Board, plus one approved exam (Contractor Licensing Regulations 12.1.1, rev. 2026-03-10)

Is insurance required for general contractors in Wyoming?

Liability: $1,000,000 per occurrence / $2,000,000 aggregate (City of Cheyenne). Workers' compensation: Certificate of registration with Wyoming Department of Workforce Services required.

How often must a Wyoming general contractor license be renewed?

1 year.

Fees and rules change frequently (often annually). This page was last verified on 2026-07-11 — always confirm current requirements directly with the City of Cheyenne Contractor Licensing Board before applying. This is not legal advice.

Official sources

cheyennecity.org/files/sharedassets/public/v/3/departments/compliance-division/building/contractor-licensing-board-rules-and-regs-3.10.26.pdf
cheyennecity.org/Your-Government/Departments/Compliance-Department/Building-Permitting-Licensing
cheyennecity.org/Your-Government/Boards-Commissions/Contractor-Licensing-Board
iccsafe.org/credentialing/contractor-trades
cheyennewy.portal.opengov.com

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