John King

General construction contractors in Colorado are not licensed by the state. You should check for license requirements at the local level. Electrical and plumbing contractors require a license to work in the state.

John King currently holds license AEC1603, 4842, AEC2932, CON-18-0004, 050930094, D30017, LCC2015056353, LIC-0009213, 2932, EC.0004278, ME.0004842, 4B-0270, 0009213, 4278, 25269, 27475, 1603, CEN-13-01979, 23260, 77706, Me-4842, E150609, D99016, 378106, 0077706, SLATOBI876K9 (Contractor, Electrician, D Retaining Walls, Miscellaneous, General Contractor, Class D Fence/Retaining Wall Expires 2026 09 22, General, Electrical Contractor, Master Electrician, Bid Contractor, Subcontractor, General Contractor Class E Fences, State Electrical, Fence, Landscape Contractor, A 7 Excavating And Grading, Electrical, General D, Masonry, A 22 Unclassified, A 7 Excavating And Grading, A 9 Piers And Foundations, Construction Contractor), which was Active when we last checked.

Colorado does not require contractors to take an exam or prove work experience, we advise homeowners to ask for multiple references when vetting a contractor to perform work on their homes.

Colorado does not require contractors to carry general liability insurance, but it is always a good idea to hire contractors who are covered by an active policy. Ask your contractor for copies of their policy before work starts.

A bond is not required in Colorado, consumers can file complaints with the Colorado Attorney General's Department of Consumer Protection.

John King has a $30,000 bond with Western Surety Company.

Colorado does not run a financial or criminal background check on contractors prior to licensing so there is more responsibility on the consumer to make the right choice. Some consumers run their own background check on the Colorado Bureau of Investigation site before hiring.

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Before hiring a contractor in Colorado,be sure to get at least 3 detailed bids. Quality contractors will take the time to explain their budget proposal, and help guide you through the estimate process. Be wary of an abnormally low bid, they are not worth the risk. These underpriced projects often do not end well for the homeowner, choose a contractor you trust and can clearly communicate with. BuildZoom has made the bid collection process extremely simple (and free). Just click here to get started.