Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry
Minnesota contractor license lookup (DLI)
Look up a Minnesota contractor license by business name or license number. 512 licensed contractors located in Minnesota are listed below by trade and city, each with its license classification, status and expiration date.
Minnesota contractors by trade
- Plumbers187
- General Contractors120
- Electricians97
- HVAC Contractors94
- Concrete & Masonry Contractors4
- Roofers3
- Fire Protection & Security Contractors2
- Home Improvement Contractors2
- Excavation & Earthwork Contractors1
- Landscapers1
- Painters1
DLI license classifications
All 8 classifications →- Plumbing Contractor 328 holders
- Mechanical Contractor 258 holders
- Class A Electrical Contractor 214 holders
- Residential Building Contractor 155 holders
- High Pressure Piping Contractor 66 holders
- Restricted Plumbing Contractor 25 holders
- Residential Remodeler 8 holders
- Residential Roofer 7 holders
Largest cities
- Afton 4
- Aitkin 6
- Albert Lea 6
- Albertville 3
- Alexandria 12
- Andover 6
- Annandale 4
- Anoka 10
- Austin 6
- Avon 3
- Balaton 3
- Becker 6
- Belle Plaine 4
- Bemidji 9
- Benson 4
- Big Lake 11
- Blaine 14
- Bloomington 15
- Brainerd 11
- Brooklyn Center 10
- Brooklyn Park 26
- Buffalo 9
- Burnsville 10
- Byron 3
- Cambridge 4
- Cedar 3
- Champlin 9
- Chaska 4
- Chatfield 4
- Chisholm 3
- Circle Pines 5
- Clearwater 4
- Cloquet 4
- Duluth 5
- Eagan 7
- Eden Prairie 4
- Edina 3
- Hibbing 3
- Hutchinson 3
- Maple Grove 3
- Marshall 3
- Minneapolis 14
- Prior Lake 4
- Rochester 9
- Sauk Rapids 6
- St Cloud 5
- St Paul 7
- Willmar 4
Official DLI lookup
Minnesota contractor licenses are issued by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry. Confirm the live record on its official lookup before you sign a contract.
Official DLI lookup ↗Minnesota license lookup questions
How do I look up a Minnesota contractor license?
Search the business name or license number on this page to see its Minnesota license numbers, classification, status and expiration date. Contractor licenses in Minnesota are issued by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI); confirm the live record on its official lookup (https://ims.dli.mn.gov/ims/).
Can I look up a Minnesota contractor license by name?
Yes. Type all or part of the business name: every word must start a word of the name, so "acme plumb" finds "Acme Plumbing & Heating, Inc.".
What does an active license mean in Minnesota?
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 trade businesses that hold an active license and have a published address. Individuals' professional licenses and inactive records are not listed, and some trades are licensed by cities or counties rather than the state.