While contractor law is written in ink the words can be subject to interpretation. That is where expert understanding is sharpest in avoiding ‘errors’ or misunderstanding… Q: It appears that, per California Business & Professions Code § 7071.19, professional liability…
There are ‘degrees’ of value in a contractor claiming credit toward experience. Another contractor discovers good news that takes a turn for the worse, depending on his choices. While CA has license reciprocity with some other states it’s not a…
Knowledge is how we cut red tape, see for yourself at cutredtapecom where previous contractor Q/A can be found. Keywords offer insight by topic. First, let’s ‘double down’ on a qualifier inquiry, while we also discover some contractor rules are…
The only way to be individually active, and qualify a license as well, is to have ‘skin’ in the game. I let the ‘air’ out of a General’s plan, while helping an RMO clear up his ‘calendar’ problem… – Q”:…
I will take contractors on a side trip today into the Silver State but first stop in our journey ‘won’t’ take us to Arizona. Please keep your seat upright and your hands inside the vehicle… Q: I am a licensed…
The prevailing wind is hot and not for an HVAC contractor hoping to grow new work in NV. Reciprocal isn’t the same as equivalent, yet there is an expert course to level the difference. The solution is a little more…
2024 sprouted a new limb on tree service licensing in CA, and the new class will be tested! The old class is dismissed. I also help a HVAC contractor plumb some new opportunity and ‘reconstruct’ the rules on remediation work……
If it’s fixed it can also be ‘brokered’. How can you cancel a license and still qualify another? You can also ‘qualify’ twice in the right circumstances and another contractor wants to keep the family in the business, maybe… Q:…
No matter our age or experience, taking an exam still sends ‘chills’ up your back! For this NV contractor I find a ‘cool’ way to meet their goal. I share some insight on reciprocity from state to state, and help…
Going your own way doesn’t always lead to growth, at least not without changes in structure and licensing. A contractor asked to get the company’s licensing ‘ducks in a row’ is discovering not all the birds are alike. I also…