Elevator Mechanic License Difficulty by State (2026)

Compare elevator mechanic license difficulty across 36 states. Average difficulty: 17/100. Easiest in Kansas (1), hardest in Hawaii (37).

Average

Easiest

Kansas

Score: 1

Hardest

Hawaii

Score: 37

#	State	Score	Grade	Label	Confidence
1	Kansas	1	A	Very Easy	17%
2	Virginia	3	A	Very Easy	33%
3	Louisiana	4	A	Very Easy	17%
4	Nebraska	4	A	Very Easy	17%
5	Ohio	4	A	Very Easy	17%
6	Utah	4	A	Very Easy	17%
7	Vermont	4	A	Very Easy	17%
8	Minnesota	5	A	Very Easy	33%
9	Wisconsin	6	A	Very Easy	17%
10	New York	8	A	Very Easy	17%
11	New Hampshire	10	A	Very Easy	50%
12	Connecticut	12	A	Very Easy	33%
13	Indiana	14	A	Very Easy	50%
14	Kentucky	14	A	Very Easy	50%
15	Maryland	14	A	Very Easy	50%
16	Arkansas	17	A	Very Easy	50%
17	Alabama	19	A	Very Easy	33%
18	Colorado	19	A	Very Easy	33%
19	Illinois	19	A	Very Easy	33%
20	Michigan	19	A	Very Easy	33%
21	Oklahoma	19	A	Very Easy	33%
22	Pennsylvania	19	A	Very Easy	33%
23	Texas	19	A	Very Easy	33%
24	District of Columbia	20	A	Very Easy	17%
25	Maine	20	A	Very Easy	17%
26	Florida	23	B	Easy	33%
27	Georgia	24	B	Easy	33%
28	Mississippi	24	B	Easy	33%
29	Missouri	24	B	Easy	33%
30	California	25	B	Easy	33%
31	Montana	29	B	Easy	17%
32	New Jersey	29	B	Easy	17%
33	West Virginia	29	B	Easy	17%
34	Delaware	35	B	Easy	33%
35	Hawaii	37	B	Easy	17%
36	Nevada	37	B	Easy	17%

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FAQ

Which state is easiest to get a elevator mechanic license?

Kansas has the easiest elevator mechanic license with a difficulty score of 1/100.

Which state is hardest to get a elevator mechanic license?

Nevada has the hardest elevator mechanic license with a difficulty score of 37/100.

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