RenoBinderNew Mexico Contractor License Lookup
Checked 2026-11-13.
The New Mexico Construction Industries Division site is online, and it points to PSI's portal for New Mexico contractor licensing. We verified both. The PSI portal says that as of April 1, 2016, licensing requirements were eliminated for some classifications, including tile, fencing, flooring, and cabinets and millwork. Read the current classification on the record instead of an old category list.
A local permit can still be required. The division page is the place to confirm how to search a license today.
Verify this with the board or the city before you hire. Rules change, and a city or county can require its own license on top of a state record. This is general information, not legal advice.
Common questions
- Where do I look up a New Mexico contractor license?
- Start at the Construction Industries Division. The division points to the PSI contractor portal.
- Do old New Mexico trade classifications still apply?
- The PSI portal says some classifications, including tile, fencing, flooring, and cabinets and millwork, had licensing requirements eliminated as of April 1, 2016. Read the current record.
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