California Contractor Law and Regulations Flashcards
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What must a licensed contractor display on all vehicles used in the course of business?
Answer: Company name and CSLB license number
California law requires contractors to display their company name and CSLB license number on all business vehicles.
A contractor's license becomes inactive if the licensee fails to:
Answer: Maintain required bond and workers' compensation insurance
A CSLB license becomes inactive when the required contractor's bond or workers' compensation certificate lapses.
Which classification covers general building contractors who construct or alter any structure?
Answer: Class B
Class B is the General Building Contractor classification, allowing contractors to build or alter structures under CSLB licensing.
A Class A General Engineering Contractor's work must predominantly involve:
Answer: Engineering infrastructure such as highways, bridges, or utilities
Class A licensees must perform work that is predominantly engineering in nature, such as highways, railroads, bridges, pipelines, or dams.
Under California law, how long must a licensed contractor retain project records after project completion?
Answer: 5 years
California contractors are required to retain project records, including contracts and financial documents, for a minimum of 5 years after project completion.
What is the required contractor's bond amount for most CSLB licensees as of current regulations?
Answer: $15,000
Most CSLB licensees are required to maintain a $15,000 contractor's license bond as a condition of licensure.