We prepare and lodge trade and builder licence applications across NSW, QLD, ACT and TAS – so you can get on with building your business.
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NSW, QLD, ACT & TAS
From low rise to open builder licences, we make the process simple.
Carpentry, plumbing, electrical and more. We've got your trade covered.
Set your business up right with the correct licence.
Stay compliant. We'll handle your renewal from start to finish.
Referee statements, financials, forms and all the paperwork.
Tell us about your needs and the licence you're applying for.
We prepare and lodge your application accurately.
We submit your application and track it until approval.
First time approval, so you can get on with building your business
I’m Daniel, founder of Trade Licence Solutions Australia.
With years of experience in the buildings industry and licensing system, I know what it takes to get your application approved.
My mission is simple: provide expert guidance, make the process easy, and get you licensed – first time.

Founder, Trade Licence Solutions Australia
A licence is an official permit from NSW Fair Trading that legally allows you to operate in specific skilled trades, ensuring safety and competency standards.
If your work involves regulated trades like carpentry, plumbing, electrical, or residential construction in NSW you need a licence—we can assist you to attain a licence by assessing your specific trade experience and qualifications to confirm Building Commission requirements and help you with the paperwork from start to submission.
Processing times vary by trade but generally take 4–14 weeks for NSW applications, though incomplete submissions can cause delays, which our preparation service helps avoid.
Yes, we help companies and partnerships apply for builder licences.
Yes we can advise you of the NSW Fair Trading requirements if you are from interstate, or New Zealand to allow you to work in NSW.
NSW licence fees range from 500–1,200 depending on trade type and duration, not including potential training or insurance costs—we provide transparent fee breakdowns upfront.
With years of experience in the buildings industry and licensing system, I know what it takes
A licence is an official permit from NSW Fair Trading that legally allows you to operate in specific skilled trades, ensuring safety and competency standards.
If your work involves regulated trades like carpentry, plumbing, electrical, or residential construction in NSW you need a licence—we can assist you to attain a licence by assessing your specific trade experience and qualifications to confirm Building Commission requirements and help you with the paperwork from start to submission.
Processing times vary by trade but generally take 4–14 weeks for NSW applications, though incomplete submissions can cause delays, which our preparation service helps avoid.
A trade license is an official permit from NSW Fair Trading that legally allows you to operate in specific skilled trades, ensuring you meet safety and competency standards while protecting both your business and customers. If your work involves regulated trades like carpentry, plumbing, electrical, or residential construction in NSW you need a licence—we can assist you to attain a licence by assessing your specific trade experience and qualifications to confirm Building Commission requirements and help you with the paperwork from start to submission. Processing times vary by trade but generally take 4–14 weeks for NSW applications, though incomplete submissions can cause delays, which our preparation service helps avoid. You apply through NSW Fair Trading by submitting forms, proof of experience, and supporting documents, a process we streamline with error-free application preparation. Requirements include ID, qualifications, proof of experience (like work diaries), insurance details, and sometimes financial statements, all of which we help compile and verify. Partnership and company licence applications can be complicated, we provide clear guidance and help to allow you to apply for a company licence which is required by law if your trading as a company or partnership.
Yes we can advise you of the NSW Fair Trading requirements if you are from interstate, or New Zealand to allow you to work in NSW.
NSW license fees range from 500–1,200 depending on trade type and duration, not including potential training or insurance costs—we provide transparent fee breakdowns upfront.
With years of experience in the buildings industry and licensing system, I know what it takes