Alaska license lookup
Licensed contractors and businesses in Alaska
175 businesses hold an active Alaska license. Browse them by trade or city, or search a business name.
By trade
- General Contractors128
- Electricians17
- Concrete & Masonry Contractors6
- Fire Protection & Security Contractors5
- Home Improvement Contractors5
- HVAC Contractors4
- Excavation & Earthwork Contractors3
- Painters3
- Plumbers2
- Roofers2
Largest cities
- Aberdeen 1
- Allendale 1
- Anacortes 1
- Anchorage 10
- Appleton 1
- Arlington 2
- Aurora 1
- Battle Ground 3
- Belle Chasse 1
- Bellevue 2
- Bellingham 4
- Birmingham 1
- Bloomington 1
- Boise 1
- Bonner Springs 1
- Boring 1
- Bremerton 1
- Buckley 1
- Burlington 1
- Burnsville 1
- Camas 1
- Canonsburg 1
- Cedar Park 1
- Cherry Hill 1
- Chicago 1
- Clackamas 1
- Clark Fork 1
- Clarkston 1
- Cleveland 1
- Coburg 1
- Columbia 1
- Columbus 2
- Coral Gables 1
- Costa Mesa 1
- Dallas 1
- Damascus 1
- Federal Way 3
- Kirkland 2
- Omaha 5
- Portland 3
- Redmond 2
- Salt Lake City 3
- Seattle 8
- Spokane 3
- Tacoma 3
- Tualatin 2
- Warrendale 2
- Woodinville 2
Official source
Alaska licenses are issued by agencies such as the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. Always confirm a license on the official lookup before you hire.
Official Alaska lookup ↗Alaska license questions
How do I verify a contractor license in Alaska?
Search the business name on DingDongWork to see its Alaska license numbers, status and expiration dates, then confirm the record with the issuing agency (Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing) at https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/cbp/main/search/professional.
What does an active license mean in Alaska?
An active license means the state listed the license as current when its records were published. Licenses can expire, be suspended or be renewed afterwards, so always check the agency's live record before signing a contract.
Why is a business I know not listed?
DingDongWork lists businesses that hold an active license with a published address or phone number. Individuals' professional licenses and inactive records are not listed, and some trades are licensed locally rather than by the state.