We often hear from aspiring contractors who have grown up in the business and want to follow in their parent’s footsteps. If you want to
In a break from tradition, I believe for the first time, the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) held its quarterly meeting in the Sheet Metal
Timing is often everything in life, or licensing, as our Michigan contractor learns in applying in California. I will not ‘waiver’ in getting you the
Some jokes are always funny, some only funny once. Waiver requests are much the same. Adding specialty classes is a process that begins with one
“To be or not to be” isn’t the question. Unlike the line from Shakespeare’s work, for some NV applications it’s ‘generally’ a “B” or “B-2”…
We ‘point’ out some recent changes in fingerprinting for CA applications. Also, a roadblock has been removed for some foreign business, while a ‘suspenseful’ development
Being in the right place is one secret to success, knowing when it’s the right time is a little trickier. While ‘breaking up’ is hard
It took years to become contractor’s law but the popularity of the LLC has soared among California firms. We have answers for LLC’s and clarify
Baseball season is back and we go to bat today for an Arizona company, a veteran glazer and a plumber who pitches a ‘wet’ one.
For unlicensed contractors, or anyone who tries to play ‘fast and loose’ with rules that protect workers or consumers justice will prevail. From the SWIFT
