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Alaska Licensed General Contractors List

Name: Licensed General Contractors in Alaska
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4,720 active general contractors verified against Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) records. Build a statewide roster or narrow it to the territory you need — phone and email where available. Homeowners: describe your job once, get matched with verified local pros, free.

Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) · Official state records

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Why verification matters

Remodels are where unlicensed contractors do the most damage - deposits taken, work abandoned, no bond to recover from. A state license means there is a real, accountable business behind the bid.

Common general contractors jobs

Kitchen and bathroom remodelsHome additionsWhole-home renovationsBasement finishingStructural, permit-required work

For businesses

Buy the general contractors list in Alaska, by territory

Every active general contractor license in Alaska, verified against the state board and enriched with phone, email, and website where available. Draw your territory and pay for what you draw. Or build a list in two minutes →

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Radius

Statewide

— How we verify

Where this list comes from

Every listing here holds an active license we pulled from the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) — the government body that actually issues them — not from self-reported profiles.

We re-check license status against the board at each refresh and drop listings whose license lapses or is revoked. You can confirm any license number at the source yourself, and our free lookup guides show you exactly how.

Why ContractorRoster

The state board's job ends at the license. Ours starts there.

GC licensing is jurisdiction-heavy: California separates A, B, and B-2; most states roll residential and commercial into one. Cross-checking who's actually active in a given city takes hours. ContractorRoster pulls every active GC license in the area, normalizes the classifications, and adds phone, email, and website for over 95% of records.

Alaska: Alaska licenses general and mechanical contractors through the Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing and publishes the full roster as public data. Each result is an active licensed contractor firm. Phone and email aren't in the state file, so we fill them from public sources; the street address and ZIP come straight from the license record. Out-of-state firms licensed in Alaska are excluded from these results by default so you see in-state contractors first.

Use cases

✓Sourcing GC bidders for a multi-property rehab in a market you don't live in
✓Building a sales-territory list for construction insurance, materials, or software
✓Spinning up a vendor shortlist when expanding into a new metro
✓Outreach to ABC/AGC chapter members in a specific county

Top cities for general contractors in Alaska

1Anchorage1,169

2Wasilla522

3Fairbanks325

4Palmer211

5Juneau171

6Ketchikan110

7Soldotna106

8Eagle River105

9North Pole99

10Homer85

4,720 active general contractors licensed across Alaska, with phone, email, and website on most records. See the full Alaska map →

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Common questions about general contractors in Alaska

How do I find a licensed general contractor in Alaska?

Describe your job on ContractorRoster and we match you with general contractors verified against the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) — license status verified at our last refresh, not just a star rating. It's free for homeowners, and matched pros reach out to you directly.

How do I check if a Alaska general contractor is licensed?

Every general contractor we list carries their active license number, which you can confirm directly with the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing). We re-check the board at each refresh, so you see current license status rather than a badge that could be out of date.

How many licensed general contractors are in Alaska?

4,720 general contractors hold an active license in Alaska, verified against the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing). ContractorRoster delivers the full list with phone, email, and website where available.

Where does the Alaska general contractor data come from?

Every record is sourced directly from the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) — the official Alaska licensing board — then enriched with phone, email, website, and Google ratings from public business sources.

What's included for each general contractor?

Business name, license number and status, issue and expiration dates, and full address — plus phone, email, website, and Google rating where publicly available. About 9 in 10 records include a phone number.

How much does a list of Alaska general contractors cost?

Pricing follows the size of the territory you draw, starting at $19 for a small area. You pay once and the CSV arrives by email within minutes — no subscription and no account required.

Is the Alaska general contractor list current?

Yes. The data is refreshed from the Alaska DCBPL (Division of Corporations, Business & Professional Licensing) on a recurring basis, last updated 2026-09-02, so you reach general contractors whose licenses are active right now.

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✓ Name, license #, expiration, verification URL✓ Phone, email, website (most records)✓ Google rating + review count, Yelp link✓ Territory intel: population, income, permits, storms✓ CSV ready for Excel or Google Sheets