Arizona · Roofer · Cost

How much does a Roofer license cost in Arizona?

The Arizona Roofer license fee is $580, paid to AZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual). Exam fees, the bond premium and insurance are charged separately.

What the state charges

License fee$580
Paid toAZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual)
ExamSRE ($61) + roofing trade exam ($66, PSI); 70% min
BondRequired — amount set by the board
RenewalEvery 2 year(s)

Fee breakdown and fine print

Fee = $100 app + $480 license (commercial C-42, 2-yr); residential R-42 $720; dual CR-42 $850. Bond volume-based: specialty commercial $2.5k–$50k, residential $4,250/$7,500.

Official fee source: AZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual)

What else you pay before the first job

The licence fee is the smallest line item for most people starting out. These are charged by private providers, not by AZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual), and prices vary — so we link the options rather than quote a number we cannot source.

General liability insurance

Required alongside your bond in most cases.

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Forming your LLC

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Truck and tools

Equipment & work-truck loans — works with brand-new businesses and finances used gear.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Roofer license cost in Arizona?
The state license fee is $580, paid to AZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual). Fee = $100 app + $480 license (commercial C-42, 2-yr); residential R-42 $720; dual CR-42 $850. Bond volume-based: specialty commercial $2.5k–$50k, residential $4,250/$7,500.
How much does the Arizona contractor bond cost?
AZ ROC — C-42 (commercial) / R-42 (residential) / CR-42 (dual) sets the bond amount. You pay an annual premium to a surety, not the full bond amount.
What other costs are there beyond the license fee?
Beyond the state fee you should budget for the exam, general liability insurance, forming your business entity, and the truck and tools you need to take the first job. Those are billed by separate providers, not the licensing board.

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Every figure is sourced to the official state board and may change — confirm before acting. Information to help you launch, not legal advice.