A demolition license is required. Asbestos workers, supervisors and consultants are to be registered with the department of health

I am not sure what the difference between classes “A” and “B”. I am assuming one residential and the other is commercial?

Here is the link: Demolition License Application

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Empire,
CT can be a very difficult state to work in (especially as and out of state contractor, which I am (massachusetts)). Part of the license application was to list in detail every project you were on and what your specific duty was. The inspector/administrator want dates to go allong with the jobs and did not want to see any gaps. It was a difficult task. If you are an in state contractor you might have better luck. They also require sales tax bonds, which they hold for 3 years. And on renovation work they tax everything (6% of your total contract). Good luck

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Tom,

Thanks for chiming in. What's the difference between the class 'A' and 'B'?

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James,

Class A: demolition of any structure or part thereof which exceeds 2 1/2 stories or 35 feet in height.

Class B: anything less than the above

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I just went through the CT song and dance. You also have to provide a certificate of insurance and 3 letters of recommendation.
The Blasters license is easier to get than the demolition contractors

If you need specific info I found this to be helpful:

http://www.ct-clic.com/detail.asp?code=1658