Mason License Requirements in Hawaii

Everything you need to know about getting your mason license in Hawaii. A state license is required.

Hawaii Note: Specialty contractor license required.

How to Get Your Mason License in Hawaii

1

Meet Basic Requirements

Be at least 18 years old with a valid ID.

2

Complete Education

High school diploma or GED

3

Gain 3 Years of Experience

Minimum 3 years of masonry experience or completion of apprenticeship.

4

Complete Apprenticeship

Complete 6,000 hours of apprenticeship training.

5

Obtain Insurance & Bonding

Secure General Liability, Workers Compensation insurance.

6

Submit Application

Apply to the Hawaii Contractors License Board. Pay the application and license fees.

Requirements Overview

Age Requirement 18+ years old
Experience Minimum 3 years of masonry experience or completion of apprenticeship.
Education High school diploma or GED
Apprenticeship 6,000 hours required
Background Check Not required

Fee Breakdown

Application Fee $100
License Fee $165
Total Initial Cost $265
Renewal Fee (every 2 yrs) $105

Insurance & Bonding

Insurance Requirements

General LiabilityWorkers Compensation

Minimum Coverage:$500,000 per occurrence / $1,000,000 aggregate

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to work as a mason in Hawaii?
Yes, Hawaii requires a state license for masons. The license is issued by the Hawaii Contractors License Board. Working without a proper license can result in fines and legal penalties.
How much does a mason license cost in Hawaii?
The total initial cost for a mason license in Hawaii is approximately $265, which includes the application fee ($100), license fee ($165). Renewal costs $105 every 2 years.
How much experience do I need to become a licensed mason in Hawaii?
Minimum 3 years of masonry experience or completion of apprenticeship. An apprenticeship of 6,000 hours is also required.
Can I use my mason license from another state in Hawaii?
Hawaii does not currently have formal reciprocity agreements for mason licenses. You will need to apply for a new license and meet all Hawaii requirements, including any required examinations.

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