Better late than never? No! Not for licensed contractors. A Nevada General ‘stacks’ up his experience but discovers he won’t get a ‘reciprocal’ free ride or avoid being ‘tested’ in California. First, timing is everything in more than just comedy…(rimshot?) Q: Our RME (Responsible Managing Employee) recently left the company. We have already submitted an application…
We ‘partner’ with contractors on questions and answers here. We find an ‘affiliate’ relationship to guide a license applicant in Nevada and recall former First Lady Nancy Reagan in having to ‘just say no’ to another contractor… Q: I am currently working on getting an application together for our company to obtain a Contractor’s license in…
Sometimes concrete is hard, especially when it’s a public project. Unlicensed is unlicensed with a ‘hard cost’ if you do work beyond the legal limits. You should also be up to date on the ‘social’ implications for contractor’s advertising… Q: I have a question about classifications. Recently I was told I couldn’t bid on a…
Now you see it, now you don’t? What’s the real news on business names and advertising? I will ‘synthesize’ the answer for a painting contractor, another gets the recipe for ‘proof’ pudding, and we ‘tear down’ the walls to expose the answer on a remediation contractor’s question… Q: I was told that contractors did not have…
While time changes us, it doesn’t ‘age’ most of the rules and regulations for contractors. However, in this ‘blast from the past’ we take a look back at answers that remain the same. Find more on cutredtape.com under Archives! … (2003) Q. I have a question that is going to stump you. I have a mobile…
Our congratulations end this session of contractor Q I begin with ‘limited’ help for an attorney, offer a corporate contractor a chance to ‘sole’ source his work and respond with ‘conviction’ to help give hope to a license applicant… Q: I am an Attorney and you have helped many of my clients in the past. I…
A ‘salute’ for veterans starts our question and answer parade. Next a contractor changes his mind, and will likely get his wish and we wrap by helping another contractor ‘capitalize’ on his business name… Q: I am a disabled veteran who has worked under a licensed contractor for 15 years of my life. I am now…
Yes, on this page or in the office, we always hope to ‘answer’ inquiries quickly and correctly! What’s ‘past’ is prologue in a contractor license change but we start with another transition for a ‘supervisor’… Q: We want to change the license holder over to the CEO of the company who is not currently the responsible…
Bonds, license bonds that is, employee ownership and help for a ‘foreigner’ are introduced in this edition. I start with some important differences as an applicant gets his business organized along some ‘easy’ lines… Q: I am going to be buying an HVAC company and obtaining a new Contractor’s License. I am trying to decide whether…