[WATCH VIDEO] "Why California State Contractors Board Requires Bonds for Licensed Contractors"

author by Mitchell Reed Sussman on Sep. 01, 2024

Real Estate Construction 

Summary: "Why California State Contractors Board Requires Bonds for Licensed Contractors" - Newport Beach Real Estate Attorneys

The California State Contractors Board requires a surety bond for companies engaged in work that requires a contractor’s license within California.

 

This applies to any company or individual performing work within California regardless of where the company is based.

 

 

There are two ways a contractor can satisfy the bond requirement.

 

They can obtain a bond through a surety company, or they can have a cashier’s check issued to be held in lieu of a surety bond.

 

The bond requirement must be fulfilled before a contractor’s license can be active, reactivated, or renewed per Business and Professions Code §7071.6. A contractor is required to comply with all laws related to their contractor’s license.

 

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