Law Exam, Expired License Bids, Late Renewals and Power of Attorney

Getting your contractor license doesn’t end when you get a number. For some just qualifying can be the issue that holds them up in getting started, for others staying ahead of the paperwork and important dates in keeping the license stops them in their tracks! As I always advise clients keep your paperwork and address … Continue reading Law Exam, Expired License Bids, Late Renewals and Power of Attorney

Adding An “A” License In CA and Member and Officer Limits

When one’s wrong, it doesn’t necessarily mean the other one is right. You might both be off the beam. Hang in there the first couple question suggest how rumor and mistaken conclusions can derail more than one contractor’s plan....  Q: The owners of my Company are going to be purchasing a Contracting business the first … Continue reading Adding An “A” License In CA and Member and Officer Limits

Worker Comp Exemption, Merging LLCs, Utah Reciprocity and Family License Waivers

What’s ‘old’ may be new again, but will you keep the license? I will ‘LLC’ what can be done. Another out of state contractor discovers that what was then isn’t now. Have an issue, questions or concerns about contractor licensing or rules for the construction industry? With decades of licensing assistance experience I can provide … Continue reading Worker Comp Exemption, Merging LLCs, Utah Reciprocity and Family License Waivers