Prepare for the Specialty Structure exam with assemblies, wind details, and references mapped. exam help

Florida Specialty Structure Contractor Exam preparation for candidates taking the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board General Trade Knowledge exam through the Professional Testing and Pearson VUE process. DBPR's content outline says the Specialty Structure Contractors General Trade Knowledge exam is administered daily in computer-based testing format and consists of 80 equally weighted questions. DBPR's at-a-glance chart lists Specialty Structure as a 5-hour daily CBT exam. The official outline weights Foundations at 7.5%, Wall Sections at 15%, Roof Sections at 15%, Insulation at 7.5%, Windows at 15%, Post and Beam Structures at 15%, Roofovers at 15%, and Siding, Soffit, Fascias, Gutters and Downspouts at 10%. Topics include pier-type post footings, CMU kneewalls, screen walls, metal and glass framed walls, composite metal panels, screen and storm doors, flashing, standing seam and pan roofs, screen roofs, rigid and batt insulation, vinyl and glass windows, carports, patios, raised and flat roofovers, gutters, downspouts, water diverters, vents, siding, vapor barriers, furring strips, span tables, anchors, wind load zones, sealing, measurement, hand and power tools, and ladder, scaffold, rolling platform, walk-board, metal brake, and cutting safety. HiraEdu helps candidates organize the 2026 reference list, including Walker estimating, OSHA 29 CFR 1926, Concrete Masonry Handbook, wood-frame permanence guidance, Vinyl Siding Installation Manual, aluminum construction in high-wind areas, Concrete Finishers Guide, Florida Building Code Building, and Florida Building Code Residential, then practice plans, code lookup, math, fastening, anchoring, wind, drainage, and 5-hour CBT pacing.