Handyman Insurance – How much work can you do without a contractor license in California?
Monday, Nov. 20th 2023 11:27 AM
In California, any construction work that exceeds $500 in labor and materials requires a contractor license. However, there are some specific exceptions to this rule, such as for homeowners who want to do their construction work on their property.
In general, it’s essential to check with the California Contractors State License Board to determine what type of work requires a license and what type is exempt.
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