By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.
What type of contractor takes down ‘art’? I will remove some ‘artificial’ notions on ‘cutting’ turf, share some ‘ink’ on a fingerprint question. I also have the unfortunate duty to let a ‘former’ contractor know that too much time has passed to just ‘revive’ his license but his ‘number’ may not be gone…
Q: Is a contractor’s license required for graffiti removal and if so, what type of license would I apply for?
The 2016 Safety Expo is a few short weeks away! Early single registration for members and nonmembers rates will increase on March 11 to $150 for late and for on-site registration—the group rates for 10 or more will not increase.
By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.
At CSLB rules are rules and deadlines serious, so it’s up to contractors to plan ahead. We suggest a ‘detour’ but you have to follow through to make it work.
Ironically, a specialty contractor in Nevada learns that he can do other trade work, but the idea of ‘subbing’ it out has gone down the drain…
By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.
While we have previously mentioned that contractor’s law in written in black and white, as readers know, there is a middle ground. This is one reason expert opinions are required, as the ‘gray’ areas can be loopholes or quicksand for contractors! These ‘spaces’ in the written law also are exploited by some who just want your money…