There are no words that can encompass the human tragedy of the Southern California fires. Thousands of homes destroyed, lives lost and people impacted for the rest of their lives by the awesome power of fire and nature. We must all think of how we can help give our neighbors and fellow citizens of California … Continue reading Contractor’s Limited Liability

If a company cleans up after a flood is it 'construction' requiring a license? An excellent question to get the answers started. Do you know what limits exist for general contractors who want to use their license for specialty work? Another contractor is 'fed' up with confusion over a public works bid… Q: What is … Continue reading Water Remediation Licensing…

Sometimes when it seems there are no options, it is often limited knowledge that causes this dire view. Someone with more experience might have an answer. Experience over time creates 'experts'. An expert has a greater grasp of the 'big' picture than most individuals can ever acquire from outside the process. Two examples of why … Continue reading Contractor’s Expert Solution

Experience is often the key to unlocking new opportunity. That's always the case when contractors seek to add a new classification, secure an exam waiver or apply for a new license. A caution for contractors in our final plea, that comes from a workman who is learning the hard way about unlicensed contracting… Q: I'm … Continue reading Contractor’s Experience Opens

The Boy Scout's motto is 'Be Prepared' and a contractor has taken that theme to heart in our question and answer session. If your license depends on a qualifier, what's your 'fall back' plan if they leave? Should you be 'alarmed' if the person installing your security system is not a licensed contractor? Construction is … Continue reading Qualifier Back up for “A” Contractors