License tenure
Under 1 yr
IA General Contractor avg: Under 1 yr
Bond
Not published by the state
Not published by the state
Trust score
20
Based on license status, bond, and profile signals
About this business
ARPYS CONSTRUCTION operates as a General Contractor contractor in INDIANOLA, WARREN County (50125) and nearby Iowa communities, with licensing on file in Iowa.
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General contracting covers scheduling subs, site safety, change orders, and punch-list closeout. State classification on file: 230000 - Other/Undefined.
Agricultural and rural properties in INDIANOLA may need well, septic, or outbuilding coordination.
On file: IA active license C123624 with records dating to 2025 (1 year on file). Current expiration: 2026-12-04. Verify current status with Iowa Division of Workforce Development before signing.
Reach ARPYS CONSTRUCTION at (515) 321-3449 or arpy.mike@yahoo.com. Request a written estimate listing scope, start date, and permit responsibility.
Market insights
More established than typical General Contractor pros in IA.
Compared with other General Contractor contractors in INDIANOLA, this license has above-average tenure.
How this pro compares
License tenure vs state average
ARPYS CONSTRUCTION's license is 0.1 years above average for General Contractor contractors in IA.
License journey
- License issuedNovember 18, 2025
Under 1 yr of operating history on record
- License verifiedMay 29, 2026
License checked 24 days ago
- License expirationDecember 4, 2026
Renews within the next year
License details
License #C123624
StatusActive
IssuedNovember 18, 2025
ExpiresDecember 4, 2026
BondNot published by the state
CountyWARREN
StateIA
Last verifiedMay 29, 2026
License verified with Iowa Division of Workforce Development · last checked May 29, 2026. Confirm status with the state board before hiring.
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