Don’t worry you can’t be ‘unsettled’ when you have a great foundation! However there might be a higher price for your ‘inactivity’. Complex or simple at Capitol Services I help everybody, even Smith, John Smith… Q: I sold my Contracting business and I officially retired at the beginning of this year. I was the Responsible Managing…
Sometimes it’s hard for busy contractors to keep up on the new rules and regulations. That’s just one reason we provide this resource for readers and when called on can provide the latest expert opinions in a hurry! Just check out some of what’s new this year 2022… First up is AB 569 on penalties. This bill…
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 part…
You might become a ‘consultant’ but like swimming it’s likely you need a license when getting in the deep water. Another contractor helps illustrate how taking a license test can make a big ‘reciprocal’ difference in extending your reach into other states, or not! Q: I originally obtained my license many years ago and as my…
Before you are ‘lost’ I will share how to find a contractor with ‘zip’ and clarify NV financial limitations for another. We all benefit from understanding how to keep the ‘horse’ in front of the license ‘cart’ which is important if you want to move forward… Q: You recently helped us with replacing the Qualifier on…
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 some…
As we recently honored military service on Veteran’s Day I wanted to revisit the opportunity available for our service men and women in construction and as licensed contractors. As many return from Afghanistan to enter the civilian job market the construction industry may offer positions and opportunity based on their service. And a second reminder that…
When it comes to law, any kind, it’s better to know, than not! A couple of contractors share lessons on business changes affecting their licensing. Don’t fail to read it all as CSLB has important news to share for all, especially Solar contractors… Q: I have a “C-54” Tile license and we have a potential job…
Who’s on first? As an expert I can tell you it depends on which states your working in. Another contractor’s business is also ‘moving’ on. An ‘explosive’ inquiry, and for another contractor ‘time’ is of the essence. No matter where or when I can help… Q: We need to apply for a General Contractor’s License in CA…