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Handyman License Requirements in Bibb County, AL

By , Founder of Bulletproof Handyman · Alabama rules checked November 12, 2026 · Bibb County local rules checked November 2, 2026

Unincorporated Bibb County: business license from the Bibb County Probate Judge's Office, 8 Court Square West Suite A, Centreville, (205) 926-3104 (https://bibbal.com/the-probate-office/). In-town work: Centreville, Brent, West Blocton or Woodstock city/town license.

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Bibb County requirements

Unincorporated Bibb County: business license from the Bibb County Probate Judge's Office, 8 Court Square West Suite A, Centreville, (205) 926-3104 (https://bibbal.com/the-probate-office/). In-town work: Centreville, Brent, West Blocton or Woodstock city/town license.

Source link: bibbal.com · bibbal.com · sos.alabama.gov · checked November 2, 2026

County business license

Required

  • Name: State of Alabama / Bibb County business license (unincorporated); cities (Centreville, Brent, West Blocton, Woodstock) issue their own
  • Office: Bibb County Probate Judge's Office, 8 Court Square West, Suite A, Centreville, AL 35042, (205) 926-3104
"The Office of the Probate Judge, located on the Centreville Court Square, handles the sale and renewal of vehicle tags, various licenses, mobile home registrations, instrument recordings, and documents."

Source: bibbal.com · checked November 2, 2026

Local contractor or handyman license

Our check could not confirm this from an official page, so we don't state it. Ask the city or county office.

The Alabama rule

Regulator: Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board (residential); Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors (commercial/public, pools); Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors; Alabama Plumbers and Gas Fitters Examining Board; Alabama Board of Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors

$10,000
Alabama job-size figure

Ala. Code 34-14A-2(16): a residential home builder license is required 'when the cost of the undertaking exceeds ten thousand dollars ($10,000)' - i.e., $10,000.00 or less is exempt; over $10,000 requires a license. Residential roofers: license required when cost of the undertaking exceeds $2,500. Owners working on their own residence/real estate are exempt.

What counts toward it: labor+materials (statute: 'total cost of the materials, labor, supervision, overhead, and profit')

"or the repair, improvement, or reimprovement thereof, to be used by another as a residence when the cost of the undertaking exceeds ten thousand dollars ($10,000). Notwithstanding the foregoing, the term includes a residential roofer when the cost of the undertaking exceeds two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500)."

Source: hblb.alabama.gov · hblb.alabama.gov · checked November 6, 2026

State registration

No separate state handyman registration found. Residential roofer licensees must submit a $10,000 license/permit bond naming the Board as obligee (HBLB FAQ).

Source: hblb.alabama.gov · checked November 6, 2026

Insurance and bond

HBLB law does not require insurance to get a license, but Ala. Code 34-14A-19 requires a residential home builder to tell the homeowner in writing, before work starts, whether it carries liability insurance. If insured, builder and homeowner may sign or initial with no witness; if not insured, both sign and one witness chosen by the homeowner attests (as amended by Act 2026-320). Roofers: $10,000 license/permit bond.

Source: alison.legislature.state.al.us · checked November 12, 2026

Forming an LLC in Alabama

State filing fee: $200.

Source: sos.alabama.gov · checked November 6, 2026

What to do, in order

  1. Read the Alabama rule and confirm with Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board (residential); Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors (commercial/public, pools); Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors; Alabama Plumbers and Gas Fitters Examining Board; Alabama Board of Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors.
  2. Line up the Bibb County items listed on this page.
  3. Get your insurance and rate in place before the first paid job.

Nearby places

Rules change. This page shows what official sources said on the dates above. It is not legal advice.