Prepare for the Residential Contractor exams with contract and field work separated. exam help

Florida Residential Contractor Exam preparation for candidates pursuing the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board Division I residential contractor path. DBPR's examinations-at-a-glance document states that Division I contractors, including Residential, must pass Business and Finance, Contract Administration, and Project Management. It lists Residential Contractor Contract Administration as 45 scored questions in 4.5 hours, Residential Contractor Project Management as 45 scored questions in 4.5 hours, and Business and Finance as 120 scored questions in 6.5 hours, all offered as daily computer-based testing. The Contract Administration outline weights Project Contracts at 40%, Preconstruction Activities at 29%, Licenses, Permits and Approvals at 20%, and Construction Procedures and Operations at 11%. The Project Management outline weights Construction Methods, Materials, Tools and Equipment at 64%, Safety at 18%, and Reading Plans and Specifications at 18%. HiraEdu helps candidates confirm the correct residential licensing path, organize the 2026 General, Building and Residential reference list, practice open-book lookup, study Florida residential code and construction methods, and build pacing for each CBT exam part.