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Do I have to use a contractor?
Do I have to use a contractor?A.Anyone performing construction work in California that totals $500 dollars or more in labor and material
Anyone performing construction work in California that totals $500 dollars or more in labor and material must be licensed by CSLB ( California State License Board ). Unlicensed contractors are part of the $60-$140 billion dollar underground economy that does not pay taxes, insurance, or follow safety laws.Q.How much money should one pay up front for contracted services?
How much money should one pay up front for contracted services?A.It is law that only10% of the job estimate be received prior to commencement, NOT to exceed $1000.00
It is law that only10% of the job estimate be received prior to commencement, NOT to exceed $1000.00Q.Should I sign a written contract?
Should I sign a written contract?A.A contract should always state the scope of work that is to be contracted as well as license number of
A contract should always state the scope of work that is to be contracted as well as license number of contractor. The contracts are in place to protect the customer and the contractor. Included should be: payment terms, estimated time of completion, and details of all aspects pertaining to job.Q.How long does it take for concrete to dry?
How long does it take for concrete to dry?A.It takes 28 days for concrete to completely cure.
It takes 28 days for concrete to completely cure. FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS:
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