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As a homeowner you can act as your own general contractor (GC) and do the work without a contractor's license on your own property where you live. This work includes basement finishes, kitchen remodels and general interior or exterior remodeling projects.

Unlike most other states in the U.S., Colorado does not require a general contractor licensing at the state level. However, most general contractor projects are regulated at the local level. You may have to get a license or permit in the counties and cities where you work.

In the State of Colorado, plumbing and electrical contractors must carry state-issued licenses, while general contractors have no statewide licensing requirements. That said, it doesn't absolve general contractors from licensing altogether. And all businesses need to register with the state.

To remove a member from your LLC, a withdrawal notice, a unanimous vote, or a procedure depicted in the articles of organization may entail. The member in question of removal may need to get compensated for his share of membership interests.

Yes, you can build your own house in Colorado, if you have land in an area of your choice. You have to budget for the time and the cost of building your home though. You will also need permits to build your house. Permit fees depend on the home value or the construction area.

Drawbacks of Being Your Own General Contractor A high-stress job with many responsibilities. A significant time commitment. A significant learning curve that, if not managed correctly, could lead to overspending. Lots of research and planning required. Licenses and permits are likely required.