In which case can contractors provide a website instead of an ROC license number?

Contractors in Arizona are permitted to provide their website instead of a Registrar of Contractors (ROC) license number in certain advertising contexts. This flexibility is particularly useful in digital and wide-reaching advertisements, allowing consumers to easily access more information about the contractor’s licensing and services. Each chosen context—whether it’s advertisements on the internet, billboards, or vehicles—offers a platform where a website can serve as an effective tool for verification and promotion.

By utilizing a website, contractors can centralize their licensing information and service offerings, ensuring that potential clients have immediate access to details that might include their ROC license number, past projects, and contact information. This practice supports consumer awareness and trust, as a legitimate contracting entity will often utilize their website as a means of transparency regarding their qualifications and credentials. Overall, allowing website use in various advertising mediums enhances visibility while still adhering to regulatory requirements.