With CSLB test centers reopening after months of closures, CCIS felt a review of the testing and application process would be beneficial. 

There are seven steps, as outlined by the CSLB to become a licensed contractor. The most crucial step in the process to obtain a license with the Contractors State License Board is to take and Continue Reading...

Counties in California continue to lift “Shelter in Place” job restrictions, allowing workers throughout the state to head back to offices and jobsites. While returning to work is slowly progressing to what we consider “normal,” the threat of viral infection among Continue Reading...

Attn: Contractors involved in resolving insurance claims.

During this unexpected and unpredictable pandemic, many insurance policyholders attempting to resolve claims with their insurance companies are also dealing with economic hardship and a lack of access to the California court system. Should you Continue Reading...

As of Friday, April 10, all California-based Contractors of any employment classification can apply for a Government-funded Forgivable loan.

The $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid package (CARES ACT) was passed to provide financial aid and stimulus on an expansive Continue Reading...

When contractors bid and win construction projects for Municipal, State or Federal Government work, they are beholden to the issued contract provided by the governing body of their project. These contracts can be upwards of 80 to 100 pages and contain project specifications, insurance and bond requirements, and legal ramifications for late or unfinished work.