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North Carolina irrigation contractors: license lookup

Search 772 licensed irrigation contractors in North Carolina. Check the license number, the status and the expiry straight from the state board, before you hire.

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772 licenses on record · last checked against the board Aug 27, 2026

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Showing 60 of 772. Search to find a specific license.

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    Search the register

    Type a name, a firm, or a license number. We match every license the state board publishes.

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    Read the license

    See the license number, when it was issued, when it expires, and whether the board still lists it as current.

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    Check before you sign

    Confirm the license is current and covers the work before you sign anything or pay a deposit.

Other NC license registers

Irrigation companies515Real estate brokers109,998Engineers38,612Massage therapists23,534Architects12,129Plumbing and heating contractors8,867Plumbing and heating companies7,463Engineering firms4,975Real estate appraisers3,431Locksmiths3,279Land surveyors2,720Landscape contractors2,029Home inspectors1,900Landscaping companies1,040Appraisal management companies291All registers

Common questions

Does an irrigation contractor have to be licensed in North Carolina?
Yes. Installing or repairing an irrigation system for compensation requires a license from the NC Irrigation Contractors' Licensing Board. A landscaper who mows and plants does not need one; the moment they put in a sprinkler system, they do.
Why does this matter for a sprinkler system?
An irrigation system ties into your drinking water, so it needs a backflow preventer installed correctly or it can contaminate the supply. That is the main reason the work is licensed at all, and the main reason to check.
What does the disciplinary flag mean?
The board records whether a licensee has had disciplinary action taken against them. Where the board publishes that, it is shown on the license page. No flag means no action on record, not a guarantee.
Who licenses irrigation contractors in North Carolina?
The North Carolina Irrigation Contractors' Licensing Board, a separate board from the ones licensing general contractors, plumbers or engineers.

Sourced from the NC Irrigation Contractors' Licensing Board, last checked August 27, 2026. The board is the authority; check with them before relying on this for anything that matters.