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General Contractor

AARON L PETERSON is a licensed General Contractor contractor based in WASHINGTON, Virginia, serving customers in WASHINGTON (20011) and surrounding Virginia areas.

GC projects in WASHINGTON range from kitchen refreshes to full second-story builds. State classification on file: TRAD MELE JELE 2710.

Virginia DPOR licenses Class A/B/C contractors and regulated trades statewide.

AARON L PETERSON holds VA active license 045755 with records dating to 2012 (14 years on file) Licensing is tracked through Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR).. Current expiration: 2028-11-30.

Email on file: alpeterson0107@yahoo.com. Compare insurance certificates and references alongside license verification.

Market insights

Typical General Contractor license tenure in VA.

Compared with other General Contractor contractors in WASHINGTON, this license has above-average tenure.

How this pro compares

License tenure vs state average

AARON L PETERSON

14.5 yrs

VA General Contractor average

14.9 yrs

AARON L PETERSON's license is 0.4 years below average for General Contractor contractors in VA.

License journey

License issuedJanuary 6, 2012
15 yrs of operating history on record
License verifiedMay 31, 2026
License checked 20 days ago
License expirationNovember 30, 2028
Approximately 2.4 yrs until expiration

License details

License #045755

StatusActive

IssuedJanuary 6, 2012

ExpiresNovember 30, 2028

BondNot published by the state

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StateVA

Last verifiedMay 31, 2026

License verified with Virginia DPOR · last checked May 31, 2026. Confirm status with the state board before hiring.

Before you hire checklist

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1Verify license statusConfirm 045755 with Virginia DPOR before signing a contract.
2Review bond & insuranceThis state does not publish bond dollar amounts in public licensing records. Request bond proof from the contractor before hiring. Always request written proof of bond and insurance.
3Match scope to license classEnsure the license covers General Contractor work for your project type in VA.
4Compare written quotesCompare at least three written estimates from licensed General Contractor contractors in WASHINGTON.
5Use a written contractInclude timeline, payment schedule, permit responsibility, and warranty terms before work begins.

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