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VIRGINIA (VA) LSC LANDSCAPING SERVICE EXAM — PRACTICE QUESTIONS 1. In Virginia, which state agency Is primarily responsible for licensing and regulating contractors, including landscaping specialty contractors? A. Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) B. Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) C. Virginia Employment Commission D. Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Correct Answer: B Rationale: DPOR, through the Board for Contractors, licenses and regulates contractors in Virginia, including specialty classifications such as landscaping. 2. What Is the general Virginia licensing threshold (by contract value) above which a contractor must hold a Class A, B, or C license to perform work legally? A. There is no threshold; all landscaping work requires no license B. Contracts of a certain dollar value or greater, with different classes based on total annual volume and per-project value C. Only contracts over $1,000,000 require any license D. Licensing is required only for residential work, never commercial Correct Answer: B Rationale: Virginia's contractor license classes (A, B, C) are tiered based on the value of individual contracts and total annual dollar volume of work performed, with a licensing requirement kicking in above set thresholds.
3. A Virginia Class C contractor license Is generally appropriate for which scope of work? A. Unlimited annual doliar volume with no per-project cap B. Smaller-value individual contracts and lower total annual volume compared to Class AorB C. Only government contracts D. Only contracts requiring an engineer's seal Correct Answer: B Rationale: Class C is the entry-level license tier, intended for contractors performing smaller individual jobs and having a lower total annual business volume than Class A or B license holders. 4. Under Virginia law, what specialty classification typically covers landscaping contracting work such as planting, grading for landscape purposes, and related site work? A. HVAC specialty B. A landscaping-specific specialty classification under the Board for Contractors’ license structure C. Electrical specialty only D. Plumbing specialty only Correct Answer: B Rationale: The Virginia Board for Contractors maintains specialty classifications, including one specific to landscaping, which authorizes contractors to perform planting, grading, and related landscape construction work within defined scope.
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