TN Contractor Prep

Study for your Tennessee contractor exam. Rent the book. Skip the guesswork.

Business & Law, plus BC-A, BC-B, BC-A,b(sm), and BC-C trade-exam tracks — built for Tennessee's exam, not a national template.

TENNESSEEGENERAL
CONTRACTOR
EXAM PREP
Tennessee-only focus
Open-book exam format
Reference book rentals
Business & Law + BC-A/B/A,b(sm)/C

Taught by a Tennessee contractor who's passed this exact exam

I'm Curtis Russell, a licensed contractor living and working here in Tennessee. I wrote this course myself after personally passing the exam using this exact prep — not a national curriculum, not outsourced. Every student also gets a 1-hour call with me directly, plus ongoing support by call or text whenever you need it.

What you get

Everything required to sit for the exam, in one place — no separate book orders, no guessing what to study.

Lessons built for the open-book format

Lessons walk the actual reference material — what to tab, what to skip, and how to find an answer fast under a timed clock.

Timed practice exams

Full-length practice runs that mirror the real exam's format and time limit, with a growing question bank for every classification.

Book rental, not a book bill

We ship you the required reference book. Send it back after your exam and get your deposit back — no shelf full of code books you'll never open again.

How it works

Four steps from “I need a license” to “I have a license.”

1

Pick your track

Business & Law is required of every applicant. Add the trade exam for your classification — BC-A, BC-B, BC-A,b(sm), or BC-C.

2

Study & rent your book

Work through the lessons on your schedule. Your reference book ships to you.

3

Run the practice exams

Timed, open-book practice runs until you're consistently passing.

4

Sit the real exam

Schedule through Prov, pass, return the book, and apply for your license.

Choose your track

Every applicant needs Business & Law. Add the trade exam for the classification you're licensing.

BC-A

Residential Building Contractor

  • One- to four-family residential construction
  • Business & Law + BC-A trade exam
Get started
BC-B

Commercial Building Contractor

  • Commercial construction, plus residential over 4 units
  • Business & Law + BC-B trade exam
Get started
BC-A,b(sm)

Residential + Small Commercial

  • Combined classification, contracts ≤ $1.5M
  • Business & Law + one combined trade exam
Get started
BC-C

Industrial Building Contractor

  • Industrial construction projects
  • Business & Law + BC-C trade exam
Get started

Prepping for BC-A/r (restricted residential, ≤$125,000)? That classification requires an approved community college course instead of a trade exam. Learn more and see the BC-A alternative.

Simple pricing

Prep for your Tennessee contractor license shouldn't cost $3,000 — that's exactly why I started TN Contractor Prep.

$395

Any BC course

BC-A, BC-B, BC-A,b(sm), or BC-C trade-exam prep — includes Business & Law (NASCLA) prep too.

$100

Business & Law only

Just the NASCLA Business & Law prep, if that's the only piece you still need.

Book rental is a separate add-on at checkout — see how that works below. Create a free account and we'll let you know the moment enrollment opens.

100% pass guarantee — if you don't pass, you get your money back. Full terms are shown once you're enrolled.

How book rental works

  • Reserve. Pick your track and add book rental at checkout.
  • We ship it. Your copy arrives before you need it for practice exams.
  • Study with it. Same edition, same tabs and pages, as the real exam.
  • Send it back. Return it after your exam and get your deposit back.

Questions people ask

What is the Business and Law exam?+

It's required of every General Contractor applicant in Tennessee, regardless of classification. It covers TN contractor licensing law, business organization, project management, and finance — separate from your trade-specific exam.

Who administers the exam, and how do I schedule it?+

Tennessee contractor licensing exams are administered by Prov (Prov took over from PSI in July 2026). You'll schedule your Business & Law and trade exams directly through Prov once your application is approved by the Board.

Are the exams open-book?+

Yes. TN contractor exams are open-book, so the skill being tested is finding the right answer quickly in your approved reference materials — not memorization. Our practice exams simulate that same timed, open-book format.

What do BC-A, BC-B, and combined classifications mean?+

BC-A covers residential building, BC-B covers commercial, BC-C covers industrial, and BC-A,b(sm) is the combined residential + small commercial classification. If your work spans categories, Prov also lets you test multiple classifications in one sitting (e.g. BC-A,B) — we let you pick a bundle rather than separate courses.

When can I start?+

Right now — there are no cohorts or enrollment windows. Create a free account and your dashboard is ready today; course content is rolling out module by module.

How long do I have access?+

Access doesn't expire on a fixed window once you're enrolled in a course. Study at your own pace and retake the practice exams as many times as you want.

Create your account. Courses are rolling out now.

No cohorts, no start dates — sign up free and your dashboard is ready today.