While we have previously mentioned that contractor’s law in written in black and white, as readers know, there is a middle ground. This is one

As a contractor or applicant keeping your address current at CSLB, documenting the work you do and learning licensing rules and regulations are also parts

We ‘salute’ our first ‘Officer’ as a contractor who seeks a way to hand on his license to a son. A Plumber won’t ‘dig’ the

There is nothing so satisfying as hearing from our readers, especially those with an issue all contractors should be aware of in doing business. This

While we have ‘plowed the ground’ on RME/RMO, it’s an area that always requires more answers than space allows. Answers often ‘grow’ new questions for

From the newest licensed contractor to industry leadership, everyone needs an expert opinion now and then. We hold a ‘parent’ 100% responsible for the latest

One for all and all for one, as we help school contractors with an ‘on the money’ tip.  While we are based within sight of

Happy New Year! We are all about contractor licensing this year, last year and for more than 30 years!  Capitol Services has been assisting contractors

While the contractor rules and regulations may seem like they are written in a foreign language, you can actually ask for a ‘translator’ when applying.

Seen any ‘alien’ contractors? The truth is out there somewhere as our first contractor helps us learn. A new direction has a corporate contractor seeking