Florida Contractors Renewal Package
14 Hours · Provider #PVD1542
$59.99
Covers Workers’ Compensation, workplace safety, wind mitigation, contract law, business practices, laws and rules, general topics, and Advanced Mechanical Codes — 8th Edition.
Browse Florida contractor renewal information and both Education Pathways renewal packages — a single home for the 14-hour biennial CE requirement.
Most Florida contractors complete 14 hours of continuing education every two-year renewal cycle.
Total CE Hours
Required every renewal cycle.
Renewal Deadline
Biennial — even years for Certified, odd years for Registered.
Certified Deadline
Current Certified Contractor renewal date.
DBPR Reporting
Completions typically reported within 24 hours.
Choose the package that matches your license type. Both cover the full 14-hour biennial requirement.
14 Hours · Provider #PVD1542
Covers Workers’ Compensation, workplace safety, wind mitigation, contract law, business practices, laws and rules, general topics, and Advanced Mechanical Codes — 8th Edition.
14 Hours · Provider #PVD1542
Same base topics, with Advanced Electrical 8th Edition (PEC) in place of Advanced Mechanical Codes.
Need just the advanced-code module on its own? Both are available individually.
1 Hour · PEC/ADV
Introduces Florida’s Advanced Electrical Codes, 8th Edition.
1 Hour
Introduces Florida’s Advanced Mechanical Codes, 8th Edition.
Check your license type and confirm whether you’re a Pool/Spa Contractor, since that determines which package you need.
Purchase and complete the matching 14-hour renewal package online, at your own pace.
Submit your renewal application through MyFloridaLicense.com before your license’s expiration date.
Education Pathways is Provider #PVD1542. The Florida Contractors Renewal Package carries Course Approval #0615214.
Completions are typically reported to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation within 24 hours.
Download and retain your certificate of completion after finishing your package.
Renewing without completed CE documentation carries real risk beyond a processing delay.
Florida contractor licenses not renewed by the deadline can be moved to delinquent status with DBPR.
Missing CE documentation at filing time can slow down or block your license renewal.
An active, current license lets you continue bidding and contracting without a gap.
Florida contractors complete 14 hours of continuing education every two-year renewal cycle.
Most eligible contractor license types use the Florida Contractors Renewal Package. Pool & Spa contractors should use the Florida Pool & Spa Contractors Renewal Package because it includes the required Advanced Electrical 8th Edition (PEC) course.
Yes. Both the Advanced Florida Electrical 8th Edition — Chapter 4 class and the Florida Advanced Mechanical Codes 8th Edition class are available individually for $19.99 each.
Florida contractor licenses expire August 31 biennially. Registered contractors renew in odd-numbered years; Certified contractors renew in even-numbered years. The current Certified Contractor renewal deadline is August 31, 2026.
Yes. Education Pathways reports contractor course completion to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Reporting is usually completed within 24 hours.
No. This hub is focused on the two Florida contractor packages shown here: the standard Florida Contractors Renewal Package and the Florida Pool & Spa Contractors Renewal Package. Florida Electrical Contractors have their own dedicated renewal package and CE Hub.
Get all 14 required hours in one self-paced package.