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What can a handyman do in Voorhees, NJ?

New Jersey requires state registration or licensing with no small-job dollar exemption.

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Registration, no dollar exemption
New Jersey

No dollar-value exemption. N.J.S.A. 56:8-140 exempts categories: DCA-registered new home builders; work on property the person (or a family member, a charity or non-profit) owns; persons licensed by a Division professional board or other State agency acting within scope of practice; community association/co-op employees; public utilities; home repair contractors/financing agencies/salesmen; home improvement retailers with net worth over $50,000,000 and their employees. Part-time/side work must register; subcontractors must register. Applies to existing residential properties only.

What counts toward it: other: no dollar threshold; exemptions are by category only

"Yes. The Act applies to any HICB engaging in the business of making or selling home improvements — regardless of whether the home improvements are done on a full-time or part-time basis."

Source: njconsumeraffairs.gov · checked November 2, 2026

What Voorhees adds

Voorhees Township (Camden County) Mercantile License: $60/yr, issued by the Township Clerk (Businesses@voorheesnj.com, 856-429-7757, SDL online portal) after zoning permit and CO/CCO for the business location; applies to businesses located in Voorhees. No township contractor registration found.

Source link: voorheesnj.com · sdlportal.com · checked November 2, 2026

Local business license

Required

  • Name: Business (Mercantile) License
  • Office: Township Clerk's Office, Voorhees Town Center; Clerk (856) 429-7757; online via SDL portal
  • Fee: $60.00 per year (non-profits no fee)
""All businesses in Voorhees Township are required to obtain a Zoning Permit via the Non-Residential Change of Tenant Application as well as a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) or a Certificate of Continued Occupancy (CCO) ... prior to receiving a business (mercantile) license. The mercantile license fee is $60.00 per year, except when designated otherwise by law.""

Source: voorheesnj.com · checked November 2, 2026

Local contractor or handyman license

None found on official sources

  • Name: No township contractor registration found
"Clerk issues: Business, Liquor, Raffle, Bingo, Dog/Cat, Kennel, Street Opening Permits, Chicken Coop Licenses (no contractor registration listed)."

Source: voorheesnj.com · checked November 2, 2026

See the license and registration details for Voorhees

Jobs a handyman usually takes

Everyday jobs handymen take. In New Jersey, read the rule above first, because paid work may need registration whatever the job size:

  • 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

Trade work in New Jersey

Persons licensed by a professional board within the Division acting within their scope are exempt from HICB registration.

Source: njconsumeraffairs.gov · checked November 2, 2026

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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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