What is a handyman allowed to do in Arizona with only a contractors license?

In Arizona, a handyman with only a contractor's license is allowed to perform a variety of general maintenance and repair tasks, provided they do not exceed the limits of their license. Specifically, they can undertake projects that do not require a specialized license, such as minor electrical, Plumbing, or carpentry work, as long as the total cost of materials and labor does not exceed $1,000 per job. However, they cannot perform any work that requires a specific trade license, such as HVAC installation or major plumbing work. It's important for handymen to remain compliant with local regulations and ensure that their work stays within the scope of their licensing.