Master Electrician
Top electrician credential in the supplied source; companies operate by employing the appropriately licensed Master.
Maine does not issue a statewide general-contractor, roofing or general HVAC license. Instead, statewide construction credentials center on three OPOR boards: electricians, plumbers, and the Maine Fuel Board for oil, solid-fuel, propane and natural-gas work. Maine licenses the individual at defined levels rather than issuing a separate statewide trade-business license, while asbestos/lead and manufactured housing use separate state programs.
Source-based build · verify OPOR credential level, active status and any DEP, manufactured-housing or municipal requirement that matches the scope

General contracting is local.
Electrical and plumbing through DORA.
RW · JW · ME · EC · RP · JP · MP · PC.
Verify the project jurisdiction.
Maine separates statewide occupational licenses from municipal construction activity rather than using one universal contractor-license system.
No statewide GC / roofing / general HVAC license. Those scopes are routed through municipal permitting and insurance rather than a statewide competency license.
Three primary OPOR licensing lanes. Electricians, plumbers and fuel technicians are licensed at defined individual levels through their respective boards.
No separate statewide trade-business license. The supplied source says the company operates by employing an appropriately licensed Master where the trade requires one.
Specialty programs remain separate. Asbestos and lead route through Maine DEP, and manufactured-housing work routes through its own OPOR board.
The orange and teal boxes below show the practical license or credential type to verify. These are routing labels, not claimed license-number prefixes.
Top electrician credential in the supplied source; companies operate by employing the appropriately licensed Master.
Journeyman electrical level; the source also lists Limited, Apprentice and Helper levels.
Top plumbing credential; the source says only a Master may be the responsible licensee to pull plumbing permits.
Journeyman plumbing level; Trainee is the entry-level lane in the supplied source.
Master-level oil and solid-fuel credential for burner installation, service/repair and related fuel work.
State Fuel Board technician lane for propane and natural-gas burner work.
Separate state asbestos credential lane, outside OPOR trade boards.
No statewide license identified in the supplied source; route through municipal permits and insurance.
Route the permit or project signal by work scope, then verify the appropriate individual license level or municipal-only lane.
No statewide general-contractor license is identified in the supplied source.
New construction, additions, structural remodels and general building permits.
Municipal building department and permit records.
For residential projects over $3,000, the supplied source also flags the Home Construction Contracts Act.
No statewide roofing license is identified.
Re-roof, roof replacement and related building permits.
Municipal permit requirements and insurance.
Do not treat a municipal permit as a statewide contractor license.
Route electrical work to the proper individual license level: Master, Journeyman, Limited, Apprentice or Helper.
Service, panels, wiring, generators, solar electrical and other electrical permit scopes.
OPOR Electricians' Examining Board + license lookup.
The source states Maine licenses the individual, not a separate statewide electrical contractor business.
Route plumbing work to Master, Journeyman or Trainee status as appropriate.
Water, waste, vent, fixture and related plumbing permits.
OPOR Plumbers' Examining Board + license lookup.
The supplied source says only a Master may be the responsible licensee to pull plumbing permits.
Use Fuel Board Master, Journeyman or Apprentice levels for covered oil and solid-fuel work.
Burner installation, service/repair and outside tank installation.
Maine Fuel Board + OPOR lookup.
General HVAC is not statewide licensed, but fuel-burning heating work is.
Route propane and natural-gas burner work to the Fuel Board technician lane.
Gas-fired heating equipment and fuel-system related project signals.
Maine Fuel Board + OPOR lookup.
Do not collapse this into the municipal-only general HVAC lane.
Use the specific limited credential identified by the scope.
Tank installation, wood-pellet systems, propane energy auditing and oil energy auditing.
Maine Fuel Board + OPOR lookup.
The source lists these as distinct limited categories.
No general statewide HVAC license is identified in the supplied source.
General ductwork and HVAC scopes that do not fall into a Fuel Board credential.
Municipal permit requirements.
Fuel-burning work may still trigger Maine Fuel Board licensing.
Separate environmental credential lane.
Renovation, demolition and abatement signals involving asbestos.
Maine DEP.
Source lists Contractor, Worker and Inspector asbestos credentials.
Separate state lead-abatement lane.
Pre-renovation and abatement signals involving lead hazards.
Maine DEP / CDC as described by the source.
Source lists Contractor and Worker lead credentials.
Use the manufactured-housing credential that matches the activity.
Manufactured-home sale, setup, installation and service signals.
OPOR Manufactured Housing Board.
The source lists Dealer, Installer and Mechanic and marks the exact set for verification.
This is a contract-law gate, not a contractor license.
Residential construction projects above the supplied source threshold.
Home Construction Contracts Act.
The source says projects over $3,000 require a signed written contract and other protections.
Search the major Maine license levels, specialty credentials, municipal-only scopes and verification lanes from the supplied source.
OPOR Electricians
OPOR Electricians
OPOR Electricians
OPOR Electricians
OPOR Electricians
Source-listed variant
Source-listed variant
OPOR Plumbers
OPOR Plumbers
OPOR Plumbers
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine Fuel Board
Maine DEP
Maine DEP
Maine DEP
Maine DEP / CDC
Maine DEP / CDC
OPOR
OPOR
OPOR
Municipal only
Municipal only
Municipal only
Municipal only
Municipal only
Municipal only
See Maine permit-driven opportunities matched to the right credential lane.
Create Free AccountThese permit categories can indicate likely upcoming demand. They are project signals, not proof of an open bid, guaranteed job or contractor availability.
Maine verification starts with scope because not every construction trade has a statewide license.
Determine the city/county building department before checking local GC, HVAC or roofing requirements.
Determine whether electrical, plumbing, general building, HVAC or roofing work is actually implicated.
Verify electrical and plumbing credentials using the DORA board pages and online license lookup.
For those trades, a missing DORA record is expected under the source’s state/local model.
RW/JW/ME and RP/JP/MP are individual ladders; EC and PC are business contractor credentials in the supplied source.
Local classes, reciprocity, bonds, insurance and permit rules can change. Use the current issuing authority before operational reliance.
Use the issuing board, verification portal, environmental agency and statutes identified in the supplied source for current checks.
These answers follow the supplied Maine source and should be rechecked against current agency and municipal records before operational use.
TigerLeads helps contractors, trades and suppliers identify permit-driven project signals, understand likely scope and reach the Maine market earlier.
