• Residential Builders and Maintenance & Alteration Contractors
Article 24 of Public Act 299 of 1980, as amended was created to license and regulate persons engaged in the construction of a residential structure or combination residential and commercial structure, or persons who undertake the repair, alteration, addition, subtraction or improvement of a residential structure or combination residential and commercial structure for compensation other than wages for personal labor.

• Board Members

• Board Meeting Minutes

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Board Meeting - January 10, 2012 9:00am

• Board Meeting - March 13, 2012 9:00am

• Board Meeting - May 08, 2012 9:00am

• Board Meeting - July 10, 2012 9:00am

• Board Meeting - September 11, 2012 9:00am

• Board Meeting - November 13, 2012 9:00am

• Consent to Service Process 

• FAQ - Good Moral Character & Financial Stability

• FAQ - How do I get a license?

• Licenses & Requirements

• Prelicensure Education Requirements for Residential Builder and Maintenance & Alteration Contractor Applicants

• Request for Conviction History 

• Request for Disciplinary Action Information 

• Request for Financial Stability 

• Important: Michigan Residential Code

• Builders Rules Filed 2/16/2011

• 2011 Renewals

• License Applications and related forms may be found under the "FORMS & PUBLICATIONS" for Residential Builders

• Updated "Builders Laws and Rules - April 2011," is now available under Forms & Publications and Quick Links

• Continuing Competency

• Mandatory Lead-Safety Training/Certification Impacts Home Renovation & Repair Industry

• Prelicensure Course Information

• Relicensure

• FAQ - Maintaining my License

• FAQ - Salesperson License

• Continuing Competency

• Residential Builder Board Final Orders

• Maintenance & Alteration Contractor License

• Salesperson License

• Get Estimates

• Choosing a Builder

• Get References

• Get It In Writing

• The Contract

• Paying the Contractor

• Resolving Problems

• Purchase License Lists and Data

• Homeowner Construction Lien Recovery Fund

• How to Choose a Homebuilder or Remodeler