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Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam prep

The Nevada Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) license is an NSCB Class A general engineering subclassification for engineering work. It takes four years of experience, the Business and Law (CMS) exam, the A-15 trade exam, a bond and a monetary limit. Here are 2 packages, from $15 to $245, each with one-click checkout.

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Nevada Sewers, Drains, And Pipes Contractor (A-15) Exam Book Package
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Nevada Sewers, Drains, And Pipes Contractor (A-15) Exam Book Package

The reference books, new and unmarked.

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Nevada Sewers, Drains, And Pipes Contractor (A-15) Books Allowed into Exam Package
Books Allowed in the Exam

Nevada Sewers, Drains, And Pipes Contractor (A-15) Books Allowed into Exam Package

The references psi allows in the exam room.

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How do the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) options compare?

Prices are the starting price for each option; some offer add-ons at checkout.

OptionWhat you getPrice
Book Packagethe reference books, new and unmarked$245
Books Allowed in the Examthe references PSI allows in the exam room$15

How does the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam work?

The Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) license comes from the Nevada State Contractors Board. You apply to the NSCB with your experience and financial statement, the Board sends an exam eligibility letter, and you book the CMS and the trade exam with PSI. Scores come right after the exam.

  • Every Nevada contractor license needs the Business and Law (CMS) exam plus a trade exam for the classification, both given by PSI.
  • The CMS is open book with the Construction Business and Law Manual for Nevada; trade exams are closed book except for the code references their outline allows.
  • PSI charges $95 for one exam portion, or $140 for a trade exam taken with the CMS, and you get three attempts before the application is void.
  • The Board sets a bond from $1,000 to $500,000 and a monetary limit on every license, based on your experience and financial statements.

Which Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) option should I choose?

The Books Allowed in the Exam at $15 is the lightest way into the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam: the references PSI allows in the exam room. The Book Package at $245 is the most complete option: the reference books, new and unmarked. Candidates who fail usually run out of time rather than knowledge, so pick the option that gets you fastest through the references, and call (877) 775-9400 if you are unsure.

Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam questions

How much does Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam prep cost?

Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam prep runs from $15 to $245 across 2 options: Book Package $245; Books Allowed in the Exam $15.

Is the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam open book?

Partly. The Business and Law (CMS) exam is open book with the Construction Business and Law Manual for Nevada. Trade exams are closed book except for the code references named in the PSI content outline for your classification, which is why the exam-room book packages are sold as allowed in the exam.

Who issues the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) license or card in Nevada?

It comes from the Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB), with exams by PSI. Buying a package here does not register you or make you eligible; the board approves you first, and the exam vendor schedules the test.

What does the Sewers, Drains and Pipes Contractor (A-15) exam cost?

PSI charges $95 for one exam portion and $140 when the trade exam is taken with the Business and Law (CMS) exam. The NSCB application fee of $300 is separate.

What is the monetary limit on a Nevada license?

Every Nevada contractor license carries a monetary limit, the most you can contract for on one job. The Board sets it, along with a bond of $1,000 to $500,000, from your financial statement and experience.

Are these the real exam questions?

No. Licensing exam questions are confidential. The courses and practice exams are original material written to the same subjects and format, with explanations that point to the reference section.

How do the books and courses arrive?

Printed and rental books ship from our fulfillment center, 1 Exam Prep. Online courses and practice exams arrive by email after purchase, so you can start the same day. Call (877) 775-9400 with any question first.

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