Residential or Limited

Contractors in Minnesota

282 listed from open map data, downloaded November 6, 2026.

Who Licenses Contractors in Minnesota?

Minnesota regulates home improvement or residential work, but has no full general contractor license. Threshold: Residential work; a $15,000 annual-receipts exemption for specialty skills. We list 282 contractors there, most in Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Detroit Lakes. We have not checked licenses for these listings, so check each one with the state or city.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap and a 51-state public summary; see the state rules page.

Minnesota License Rules

By Trade in Minnesota

Cities and Towns

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Contractors With Full Profiles

7460 Viking Boulevard Northwest, Anoka

Map listing: license not checkedLandscaping & Fencing

103 West Main Street, Belle Plaine

Map listing: license not checkedCarpenters & Framers

12527 Central Avenue Northeast, Blaine

Map listing: license not checkedHVAC Contractors

264 119th Avenue Northeast, Blaine

Map listing: license not checkedGeneral Contractors

6660 Shingle Creek Pkwy, Brooklyn Center

Map listing: license not checkedWindows, Siding & Insulation

7308 Aspen Lane North, Brooklyn Park

Map listing: license not checkedRoofing Contractors

Hiring in Minnesota

Ask for the license or registration number and proof of insurance, get two or three written bids, keep payments behind the work, and confirm who pulls permits. The hiring checklist and the payment schedule calculator walk you through it. Trades such as electrical and plumbing are often licensed separately from general contracting, so ask about each one.

Sources: Washington L&I, Oregon CCB and New York DOL open data; © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Data last updated November 6, 2026 · Sources & method