Referenced to Utah Code Title 58, Chapter 55 (Construction Trades Licensing Act)

Utah Contractor Law Practice Test

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The key licensing rules in the Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act as in force now (the chapter is rewritten and renumbered from 1 January 2027). Every answer cites the statute.

Last updated · 151 original questions in this pool · Trade Exam Hub Editorial Team

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These are original questions written by our editorial team from the published Utah Code. They are not real exam questions. Questions follow Utah Code Title 58, Chapter 55 (Construction Trades Licensing Act) as published by the state legislature. Board rules and the trade or business topics on licensing exams are not covered.

What the Question Pool Covers

Every question cites the rule behind its answer. Counting those references shows where the pool puts its weight:

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Utah Code § 58-55-10239
Utah Code § 58-55-30225
Utah Code § 58-55-30816
Utah Code § 58-55-30511
Utah Code § 58-55-50311
Utah Code § 58-55-5019
Utah Code § 58-55-3048
Utah Code § 58-55-3018
Utah Code § 58-55-3035
Utah Code § 58-55-3065
Utah Code § 58-55-5025
Utah Code § 58-55-4015
Utah Code § 58-55-302.54

Sample Questions With Worked Answers

A few questions from the pool with the answer and explanation, so you can see the style before you start.

  1. Which Utah license applicants need no division-administered exam?

    Answer: Apprentice electricians, apprentice plumbers and specialty contractors. Source text: “for licensure as an apprentice electrician, apprentice plumber, or specialty contractor, no division-administered examination is required…”

    Reference: Utah Code § 58-55-302

  2. How long is the prelicensure course a contractor applicant must complete?

    Answer: 25 hours. Source text: “complete a 25-hour course that the commission with the concurrence of the director establishes by rule…”

    Reference: Utah Code § 58-55-302

  3. A general building contractor applicant took the 25-hour course after July 1, 2019. What other course is required?

    Answer: A five-hour business and law course. Source text: “complete a five-hour business and law course…”

    Reference: Utah Code § 58-55-302

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