As our first inquiry shows us there is ‘nothing’ to replace on-the-job experience. Another license applicant learns what the cost of ‘unlimited’ ambition may be in Nevada, a reminder on fingerprinting rules and a ‘trick’ of the trade… Q: I have over fifteen years of experience in the Construction industry. My experience is in a supervising role, not…
Law is written, but exceptions exist in practice and changes come from interpretation. Contractors already have at least one full time job, so expert assistance becomes your ‘hole’ card in avoiding mistakes. Our inquiry on HIS is a good example of how that works, an attorney ‘double checks’ a power question while I also share good…
“Who you going to call?” If you’re a contractor, it won’t be the Ghostbusters. Assisting contractors for these many years I can go ‘faster than a speeding locomotive’ to get a final answer from the top! Did I just mix memes?… Q: In a recent column, I addressed a question relating to whether contracts between a Contractor…
An ‘essential’ answer for contractors in a shut and ‘partially’ open case. Another contractor discovers that getting a test date, like a fine CA wine, is going to need more time to become ‘vintage’ as Covid-19 slows down the process… Q: I am a licensed Contractor in California. I need to get licensed in Arizona for the equivalent…
While some contractors can avoid the ‘hurdles’ in renewing a license, others find more ‘hoops’ to leap through! I will help a ‘general’ divide and conquer, but first ‘wind up’ another’s issue… Q: I have been slowly winding down my business that has a General Building license. It’s a Sole Proprietorship. I obtained the license in the Eighties and…
We start with an ‘either, or’ question, get some ‘props’ from a contractor couple and go over the border to save another some bucks! Don’t question yourself, lean on a friend or believe in rumor when you can get expert answers to your contractor licensing questions for CA, NV and AZ every time you contact me……
It’s just unfortunate our first contractor’s situation is dire, but as in many things there is a ‘silver lining’ regarding their license status. Another contractor’s discovery is also ‘good news/ bad news’, actually it’s all ‘sad’ at present. I am happy to end with better resolutions for two other licensed contractors… Q: We are a ‘C’ Corporation…
The CSLB does a great job, but sometimes external issues can slow down the wheels of progress. That can affect your license so it’s important to know as our first contractor has discovered. Being ahead of the curve is a better place to be… Q: Our Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) left our company at the end…
There has never been a better time to become your own boss. Act now. Things are still humming at the Board, just at a lower ‘volume’. Another out of state contractor sees opportunity and gets my answer in a New York ‘minute’! Q: I’m sure you’ve been asked this a million times with the current COVID-19…