Waiver Limitations, Corp to Sole Owner Transfers and “A” or “B” License?
Like a broken ‘pinata’ after you’ve spilled the candy some time has to pass before you can take another ‘waiver’ and expect candy again. Another
Like a broken ‘pinata’ after you’ve spilled the candy some time has to pass before you can take another ‘waiver’ and expect candy again. Another
A contractor ‘stepping up to the plate’ for his first application ‘triples’ a question down the right line in seeking expert advice. Another interested in
New ‘recycled’ rules are being written and contractors are needed to help build them. To paraphrase Jagger, ‘while you can’t always get what you want,
Like having a ‘ticket to ride’ you can’t bid without one. The ‘son’ won’t shine on the job without ‘insuring’ Dad’s safety ‘policy’ is in
A contractor decides his days as a Qualifier have run their course, so what now? First, Mom may or may not have the right idea.
Among the best advice I received as a kid was ‘documentation’. Keeping good records is important. For current and future contractors that’s also always going
Misconception, rumor, misunderstanding or what we don’t know we don’t know can detour your route to obtaining a contractor’s license fast. The relatively new rules
To paraphrase, ‘ours is not to wonder why’ and you too can ‘profit’ from knowing the rest of that wise old saying! Another contractor is
Assisting contractors is what we do. While many questions have a simple and direct answer to provide a solution that’s not always the case. It’s
What you know and what is written in contractor rules sometimes aren’t the same thing, but not always! However, it might take an expert to