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…
Submitting fingerprints is out of the CSLB’s ‘hands’ as I share with our first contractor. A quick answer that offers ‘slow’ or go as options. While it can work in getting a restaurant table faster, paying more isn’t going to ‘speed’ your license paperwork up…yet! … Q: Is there a way to have fingerprints re-done if the CSLB is…
Some discoveries are not treasure! While paperwork is the foundation of the contracting business, sometimes discovery is progress as a new online opportunity is now available. However, an expert is still best bet in doing it right quickly… Q: We just discovered that our Company’s RME let his Inactive license expire in March of 2019. Can you assist…
I will ‘test’ the shock value of adding low voltage curtains! Another contractor helps us learn it’s easier to get into business than it may be to get out and answer to questions about changes, delays and restrictions under Covid-19 rules… Q: Our company currently has a “C-7” (Low Voltage) Contractor’s License in California. I am a Window…
What’s on everyone’s mind right now? The CSLB’s latest update regarding the COVID-19 virus! The Board release says, “the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) remains committed to supporting our licensees, license applicants, and consumers. We’re working hard to remain accessible while continuing to provide our essential services. Thank you for your patience as we reinvent our workplace… All…
What a difference a week can make. In this case difficulties we all share in overcoming the spread of the Covid-19, or Corona virus. Please be aware that amid the latest health concerns, Capitol Services will remain open and will be here to answer questions, emails, etc. That being said, many State agencies are taking precautions…
A contractor needs to be sure. Our first question is all about unsure! I will also answer ‘HIS’ questions, suggest another expert might also weigh-in and wrap with a positive note on an ‘expiration’ date… Q: I was reading the Nevada’s Contractor licensing website and I see that they reciprocate with California. Does the license holder have…