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What can a handyman do in Faulkner County, AR?

Arkansas's small-job figure is $2,000. The exact wording below decides whether a job fits.

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$2,000
Arkansas job-size figure

A.C.A. 17-25-513(3)(A): exempt 'when the cost of the work done or to be done does not exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000)' - i.e., $2,000.00 or less is exempt (at or below); over $2,000 requires a license. 17-25-513(3)(B): exemption does not apply where the project is divided into separate contracts under $2,000. Also exempt: owner of a single-family residence acting as own home improvement contractor; subcontractors of an RCC licensee; persons licensed by another state board working within that license's scope.

What counts toward it: labor+materials (DLL: 'more than $2,000, including, but not limited to, labor and material'; statute says 'cost of the work done or to be done')

"(3)(A) A person or entity acting as a residential building contractor or a home improvement contractor on any project, when the cost of the work done or to be done does not exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000)."

Source: labor.arkansas.gov · labor.arkansas.gov · checked November 2, 2026

What Faulkner County adds

City of Conway requires no business license; building permits come from Conway Permits & Inspections, (501) 450-6107. The City of Mayflower requires a business privilege license from anyone doing business inside its boundaries. Outside the limits of Conway, Mayflower, Wooster, Vilonia and Greenbrier, Faulkner County OEM/911 issues the floodplain permit required before development; inside those cities, ask the city. Greenbrier, Vilonia and Wooster licensing was not checked.

Source: conwayarkansas.gov · conwayarkansas.gov · checked November 5, 2026

See the license and registration details for Faulkner County

Jobs a handyman usually takes

Examples of everyday jobs that stay inside a small-job rule when the whole job fits the wording above. This is an example list, not a legal one:

  • Mounting TVs, shelves, mirrors and pictures
  • Assembling furniture and flat-pack cabinets
  • Patching drywall and interior painting
  • Caulking, weatherstripping and sealing
  • Repairing doors, locks, screens and windows
  • Basic carpentry, trim and small repairs
  • Pressure washing and gutter cleaning

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Rules change. This page shows what official sources said on the dates above. It is not legal advice, so confirm with the office named before you take the job.

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