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New Mexico Plumber Licensing

Every plumber license type New Mexico issues, with continuing-education hours, renewal fees, bond requirements and approved courses. Updated for 2026.

License types

16 hrs

Max CE / cycle

Not required

Bond at some tier

CE providers

Informational only — not legal advice, and not an official government resource. Licensing rules change; always confirm against the official board source linked on this page before you renew, apply, or make a business decision. Trade Cert Hub is independent and not affiliated with any state licensing board.

New Mexico plumbers licenses at a glance

Journeyman Plumber

journeyman

CE: 16 hr / 3yr
Fee: —
Bond: None

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Getting started

How to become a plumber in New Mexico →

Moving states

Plumber license reciprocity →

Pay

Plumber salary in New Mexico →

CE courses in New Mexico

Plumber continuing-education providers offering courses for New Mexico license holders. Confirm a provider is on your board’s approved list before you buy.

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Other trades licensed in New Mexico

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New Mexico plumber licensing — FAQ

How many plumber license types does New Mexico issue?

New Mexico issues 1 plumber license type: Journeyman Plumber.

Does New Mexico require continuing education for plumbers?

Yes — at least one plumber tier in New Mexico requires continuing education, up to 16 hours per renewal cycle. The exact requirement varies by license tier; see each license page.

Do New Mexico plumber licenses require a bond?

No state license bond is required for plumber licenses in New Mexico at the tiers we track. Local permits may still require one.

Official source

New Mexico Construction Industries Division

Official board site

Data compiled 2026-05-23. Confirm current figures with the board.

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