Sometimes its good news, sometimes bad, or just in case! Whatever your issues my ‘guidebook’ is always open to finding a route, or re-route, to becoming a licensed contractor… Q: You are currently assisting me with my pending “B” (General…
With a focus on CA, AZ and NV, I still help contractors coast-to-coast with questions about licensing. As our questions will share it can get complicated! Q: I have a question regarding one of our Employee’s Inactive individual license in CA…
With texting more often these days life is becoming a hash of acronyms, aka OMG. Contractors are already used to dealing with an ‘alphabet soup’ of them to describe rules and regulations that you may need ‘spelled out’ by an…
As a contractor’s best friend, I give ‘validity’ to our first inquiry from the field. I will also climb a family ‘tree’ to unravel a history question from a third generation hoping to keep its number low… Q: I obtained…
The source of experience credit will get ‘tested’ in applying and must pass examination! I knuckle-down on another compelling question that will help resolve any ‘asbestos’ issues you may have, and be a knock on ‘opportunity’s’ door… Q: I had spoken…
It’s easy to put my ‘finger’ on one answer and I will ‘zip’ thru another for contractors with questions. Helping unravel some of the complex rules is sometimes a ‘long distance’ call but assisting a contractor to find the right…
To be, or “B-2” is the question now, and we have the answers! Complex regulations are the rule as two contractors who are less confident about RME’s get my expert help in knowing for sure where the boundaries are in…
You personally may read here what you consider most important to your trade, license status or particular situation. This time a major change in the rules requires your full attention. When the CSLB speaks, listen! … Q: I read that…
I begin with a ‘credit’ check for one aspiring contractor, while another license applicant is concerned with a completely different ‘experience’ in the past. Sometimes having the desire to get a license, and working without one, requires a certain ‘conviction’……
Sometimes ‘jumping into the pool’ isn’t a straight shot! Another contractor is tired of being a ‘zombie’ working with an ‘expired’ license, and I will be helping aspiring contractors answer questions about getting a license as a panelist in an…