Do I Qualify for Michigan Saves Contractor Enrollment? Step 1 of 2 50% This questionnaire is designed to help you quickly assess whether you’re ready to enroll to become a Michigan Saves authorized contractor. If you’d prefer to read the full list of contractor requirements, start here. See if I Qualify If you’d like to skip straight to the application process, start now. Apply Now Which Michigan Saves Program(s) would you like to apply for?* Commercial Residential Both What type of business are you?* Corporation Limited liability company Limited liability partnership Sole proprietor Are you registered and in good standing with the State of Michigan Corporations Division? Yes No Unsure Are you registered and in good standing with the State of Michigan Corporations Division? Yes No Unsure Are you registered and in good standing with the State of Michigan Corporations Division? Yes No Unsure Great! Please continue All Michigan Saves contractors are required to be in good standing with the State of Michigan. Please contact the state’s Corporations Division at 517-241-9233 or [email protected] for assistance. All Michigan Saves contractors are required to be in good standing with the State of Michigan. Please contact the state’s Corporations Division at 517-241-9233 for assistance or visit here to check your company's status.Do you have workers' compensation or self-insurance coverage that meets statutory requirements? All Michigan Saves residential contractors are required to have minimum coverage of $100,000 per accident and a $500,000 policy limit. Yes No Do you have workers’ compensation or self-insurance coverage that meets statutory requirements? All Michigan Saves residential contractors are required to have minimum coverage of $100,000 per accident and a $500,000 policy limit. Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your insurance certification in your application. All Michigan Saves residential contractors are required to have minimum coverage of $100,000 per accident and a $500,000 policy limit. Please contact your insurance agent to adjust or obtain coverage. If you cannot find it through a private insurer, please seek assistance from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services. If the corporation does not have employees, you are not required to have workers’ compensation insurance and may still be eligible to enroll as a Michigan Saves authorized contractor. All Michigan Saves residential contractors are required to have minimum coverage of $100,000 per accident and a $500,000 policy limit. Please contact your insurance agent to adjust or obtain coverage. If you cannot find it through a private insurer, please seek assistance from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services. If the company is a limited partnership that does not have employees, you are not required to have workers’ compensation insurance and may still be eligible to enroll as a Michigan Saves authorized contractor. Do you have a minimum of $1 million per occurrence and $1 million aggregate in General Liability Insurance coverage?* Yes No Do you have a minimum of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate in General Liability Insurance coverage?* Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your insurance certification in your application.Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your insurance certification in your application. All Michigan Saves commercial contractors are required to hold at least $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate. Please contact your insurance agent to adjust your coverage before applying. All Michigan Saves residential contractors are required to hold at least $1 million per occurrence and $1 million aggregate. Please contact your insurance agent to adjust your coverage before applying. What type of contracting work do you intend to perform as a Michigan Saves authorized contractor? General (air sealing, insulation, roofing, siding, windows/doors) HVACR (duct sealing, geothermal systems, HVAC equipment, refrigeration, solar thermal, steam systems, water heaters) Boiler installation/repair Electrical (lighting replacement/retrofits, generators, electric vehicle charging stations) Energy auditor Equipment manufacturing, distribution, and project development Plumbing (water heaters) Solar PV Installation Lead abatement Asbestos abatement Do you have an active Residential Builders or Residential Maintenance & Alteration License AND Federal Lead-safe Certification? Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application. NOTE: If you perform air sealing or insulation work, you also need third-party certification (BPI, LIUNA, WAP, or RESNET). An active license in the applicable trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan. Additionally, Michigan Saves requires all contractors with Residential Builders or a Residential Maintenance & Alterations License to provide documentation of lead-safe training. As of April 22, 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires that contractors performing renovation, repair, and painting projects that disturb lead-based paint in homes, child care facilities, and schools must be certified and follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination if the structure was built before 1978. Firms can become certified by completing an application and sending in a fee payment. Applications may take up to 90 days to be approved by the EPA. Individual renovation contractors must complete an EPA-accredited training course in order to receive certification. More information is available at www.epa.gov. Do you have an active mechanical license and minimally hold the classification for HVAC equipment (2)? Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application.An active license in the application trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan.Do you also hold mechanical service classifications (numbers five or six and seven or eight)? Yes No Great! Please continue.Classification number two (HVAC equipment) is for installation work only and is not a substitute for the service classifications per the State of Michigan. Michigan Saves requires that authorized contractors provide at least one year warranty on labor. If service is required within the first year under the warranty agreement, the authorized contractor is responsible for either obtaining the service classification(s) or hiring a subcontractor that holds the service classification(s). For further assistance, please contact the state's Mechanical Division at 517-241-9325.Do you hold an active Boiler Installation License? Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application. An active license in the applicable trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan. Do you have a master electrician or electric contractor license? Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application. An active license in the applicable trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan. Are you a BPI building analyst or have RESNET, certified HERS rater, WAP level I/II inspector, LIUNA energy auditor, or BPI energy auditor or envelope professional certification? Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide documentation of your certification(s) in your application. Third-party certification is required by Michigan Saves for energy auditing services. If you believe you have another type of certification or equivalent educational experience that may qualify, please contact Michigan Saves at [email protected] or call 517-484-6474. No specific trade licenses are necessary to provide equipment manufacturing, distribution, and project development services. Please continue.Do you have a master plumber or plumbing contractor license through the State of Michigan?* Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application. An active license in the applicable trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan. Do you have a master electrician or electric contractor license AND residential builder license through the State of Michigan?* Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license number(s) in your application. An active license in the applicable trade(s) is required by state law, with no pending actions against the license by the State of Michigan. Do you have certification of successful completion of an EPA-accredited lead-abatement training course?* Yes No You can find more information about accredited training programs here: https://cfpub.epa.gov/flpp/pub/index.cfm?do=main.trainingSearchAbatementGreat! Please continue and be prepared to provide your training certification in your application. Do you have certification of successful completion of an EPA-accredited asbestos abatement training course? Has your company been accredited by the State of Michigan to provide asbestos abatement services?* Yes No Great! Please continue and be prepared to provide your license or training certification in your application. The Labor and Economic Opportunity Department at the State of Michigan has information on becoming an accredited asbestos abatement contractor. Please visit https://www.michigan.gov/leo/0,5863,7-336-78421_11407_15333_15369-36200--,00.html.Have you ever had any disciplinary actions taken against your company and/or do you have any outstanding legal claims against your company or its owners/principals? Yes No Please be prepared to disclose this information in your application and continue. Great! Please continue. Are you willing to pay a nonrefundable $50 application fee per program to Michigan Saves? Yes No Great! Please continue.This fee is required to process your application(s).Are you willing to participate in Michigan Saves training for the programs you are applying to? Yes No Great! Please continue. When you’re ready, please watch the program training videos AND complete the appropriate reviews. All Michigan Saves contractors are required to complete training for the programs they are applying to.Would you like our contractor requirements emailed to you?* View all of the contractor requirements in more detail by clicking here. If you'd like our contractor requirements sent to you, enter your email address.EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
