If your company undertakes residential building work in NSW, you may require a Company Contractor Licence issued by NSW Fair Trading. This guide explains the eligibility requirements, application process, and how Trade Licence Solutions can help your business become licensed quickly and efficiently.
A Company Contractor Licence allows a registered business to legally contract for residential building work in NSW.
Unlike an individual licence, a company licence must nominate a Qualified Supervisor who is responsible for supervising the licensed work.
Having the correct licence helps your business meet legal requirements and build trust with clients.
To apply, your company should:
Our team of licensing experts can help you through the process.

Ensure your company is properly registered and ready to apply.

Choose an appropriately licensed supervisor for your company.

Gather company registration details, identification, and supporting documents.

Lodge your application with NSW Fair Trading.

Once approved, your company can legally contract for residential building work in NSW.

We understand NSW licensing requirements and provide accurate guidance.

We help prepare complete applications to reduce delays.

Our team supports you throughout the licensing process.

Professional advice with no unnecessary complications.
Companies undertaking residential building work in NSW generally require a Company Contractor Licence.
A Qualified Supervisor is a licensed individual nominated to supervise the company's building work.
Yes. Existing companies that meet the eligibility requirements can apply.
Processing times depend on NSW Fair Trading and the completeness of your application.