Use the resources at the Contractor State License Board to research your contractor
choices before you hire them.
Using an unlicensed contractor may seem like a good deal at the beginning of the
project, but it cost you more in the long run.
The PCCA monitors it's members to make sure they are maintaining their licenses
however we still urge you to get several bids and research the contractors in great
detail before you hire them. Get references, detailed estimates, and be prepared to
read and understand everything. If you feel rushed or pressured, walk away.
The Placer County Contractors Association regularly reviews the License Status of our
members. Use the PCCA members for your home improvement or new construction
project. The PCCA promotes safe working conditions, licensed and insured
contractors, verifiable references and quality workmanship. All these efforts go
towards making sure your project is completed by qualified workers, and your
investment is protected by not exposing you to injury claims made by uninsured and
unlicensed contractors who may get hurt on your property.
Important! You are liable for any Unlicensed contractors and their employees who get
injured on your property. It doesn't matter if they claim to be licensed, check their
license status and insist on insurance certificates that you can verify. Unlicensed
Contractors are Your Employee's!
choices before you hire them.
Using an unlicensed contractor may seem like a good deal at the beginning of the
project, but it cost you more in the long run.
The PCCA monitors it's members to make sure they are maintaining their licenses
however we still urge you to get several bids and research the contractors in great
detail before you hire them. Get references, detailed estimates, and be prepared to
read and understand everything. If you feel rushed or pressured, walk away.
The Placer County Contractors Association regularly reviews the License Status of our
members. Use the PCCA members for your home improvement or new construction
project. The PCCA promotes safe working conditions, licensed and insured
contractors, verifiable references and quality workmanship. All these efforts go
towards making sure your project is completed by qualified workers, and your
investment is protected by not exposing you to injury claims made by uninsured and
unlicensed contractors who may get hurt on your property.
Important! You are liable for any Unlicensed contractors and their employees who get
injured on your property. It doesn't matter if they claim to be licensed, check their
license status and insist on insurance certificates that you can verify. Unlicensed
Contractors are Your Employee's!
All rights reserved. PCCA 2011
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A Homeowner's Guide to Preventing Mechanic's Lien
What is a mechanic's lien? What happens when a lien is filed against your property?
How can I protect myself? Click to find the answers and more.
A Consumers Guide to Home Improvement Contracts (pdf)
A contract is a legal agreement between two or more people. A written agreement
is one of the most important communication tools for both the contractor and the
consumer. It insures there are no misunderstandings.
Homeowners Basic Construction Knowledge
Know the risks of being an Owner / Builder
What kind of Contractor do I need?
Swimming Pool Construction
How do I find the right licensed contractor?
What should I look for in a contract and binding agreements?
Do I need a building permit for my project?
What trades come first?
What is a mechanic's lien? What happens when a lien is filed against your property?
How can I protect myself? Click to find the answers and more.
A Consumers Guide to Home Improvement Contracts (pdf)
A contract is a legal agreement between two or more people. A written agreement
is one of the most important communication tools for both the contractor and the
consumer. It insures there are no misunderstandings.
Homeowners Basic Construction Knowledge
Know the risks of being an Owner / Builder
What kind of Contractor do I need?
Swimming Pool Construction
How do I find the right licensed contractor?
What should I look for in a contract and binding agreements?
Do I need a building permit for my project?
What trades come first?
The Links Below are from the CSLB and you may be leaving the Placer County Contractors
Association Website.
Youtube allows for comments on their website. The PCCA has linked to the embedded videos
as an educational effort to inform the general public on the abuse of unlicensed contractor
activity.
Any issues and concerns over the content of the videos themselves. or the accompanying
comments which may contain offensive language is to be brought to the attention of the
hosting company, Youtube.
Association Website.
Youtube allows for comments on their website. The PCCA has linked to the embedded videos
as an educational effort to inform the general public on the abuse of unlicensed contractor
activity.
Any issues and concerns over the content of the videos themselves. or the accompanying
comments which may contain offensive language is to be brought to the attention of the
hosting company, Youtube.
