Jack Connor Alley
- Licence
- 15022803
- Type
- Individual
- Based in
- North Lakes QLD 4509
On the QBCC register
According to QBCC’s data published 6 Nov 2026.
Holds a contractor licence, so can sign a contract with you directly.
No suspensions or cancellations recorded since 1 July 2026.
QBCC’s record for licence 15022803
What this licence covers
Carpentry
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Floor Finishing and Covering (Hard Sector)
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Glass, Glazing and Aluminium
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Joinery
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Metal Fascias and Gutters
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Roof and Wall Cladding
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Sheds, Carports and Garages
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Structural Landscaping (Trade)
Trade Contractor Licence
Can contract for this work
Builder - Low Rise
Site Supervisor
Supervisor or occupational licence, can’t contract with you directly
Financial category: Self Certification - Trade. QBCC uses financial categories to set the most a licensee can turn over each year. What the categories mean
Licence record
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6 Nov 2026
Checked: on the register
Carpentry, Floor Finishing and Covering (Hard Sector), Glass, Glazing and Aluminium, Joinery, Metal Fascias and Gutters, Roof and Wall Cladding, Sheds, Carports and Garages, Structural Landscaping (Trade) and Builder - Low Rise all listed.
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1 July 2026
Start of this record
QBCC’s lists of suspensions and cancellations start each financial year. We keep a daily copy, so this record grows over time.
Questions about Jack Connor Alley
Is Jack Connor Alley licensed with QBCC?
Yes. Jack Connor Alley holds QBCC licence 15022803, and it was on QBCC’s register published 6 Nov 2026. Check QBCC’s own record for licence 15022803 to confirm today’s status before you sign or pay a deposit.
What work is Jack Connor Alley licensed to do?
Jack Connor Alley holds 9 licence classes: Carpentry, Floor Finishing and Covering (Hard Sector), Glass, Glazing and Aluminium, Joinery, Metal Fascias and Gutters, Roof and Wall Cladding, Sheds, Carports and Garages, Structural Landscaping (Trade) and Builder - Low Rise. Carpentry: Carpenters build and fix the timber and steel frames of a house, and the doors, windows, stairs and floors that go in it. Floor Finishing and Covering (Hard Sector): For floor sanders and timber floor layers. It covers sanding and coating timber floors and laying timber, cork and parquetry. Glass, Glazing and Aluminium: For glaziers. It covers windows, glass doors, shower screens, mirrors, security screens and balustrades. Joinery: Joiners make and fit the timber parts of a house, such as doors, window frames, stairs and built-in units. Check that the class matches your job. Work outside these classes needs another licensed contractor.
Source: QBCC: Carpentry licence
Can I sign a contract with Jack Connor Alley directly?
For Carpentry, Floor Finishing and Covering (Hard Sector), Glass, Glazing and Aluminium, Joinery, Metal Fascias and Gutters, Roof and Wall Cladding, Sheds, Carports and Garages and Structural Landscaping (Trade), yes. For Builder - Low Rise, Jack Connor Alley holds a supervisor or occupational licence, so that part of the work has to be contracted through a licensed contractor. The name on your quote and contract should be Jack Connor Alley, the licence holder, with ABN 26 877 233 215.
Has Jack Connor Alley had a QBCC suspension or cancellation?
None recorded since 1 July 2026. We check QBCC’s suspension and cancellation files every day, and licence 15022803 hasn’t appeared in them since our record began.
Where is Jack Connor Alley based?
QBCC’s register lists Jack Connor Alley in North Lakes QLD 4509. A QBCC licence covers work anywhere in Queensland, so they can take on jobs outside North Lakes.
What is Jack Connor Alley’s QBCC financial category?
QBCC lists Jack Connor Alley in the financial category “Self Certification - Trade”. QBCC uses the category to set the most a licensee can turn over each year. A very large job from a contractor in a small category is worth a question.