Consejos Rapidos de CSLB: cómo denunciar una contratación sin licencia (1:55)
Los contratistas sin licencia no cumplen con los requisitos mínimos de experiencia laboral, no se someten a una verificación de antecedentes penales ni cuentan con seguros, fianzas o compensación laboral. Este video le muestra cómo denunciar actividades sin licencia al Equipo de Investigación Estatal de Fraudes de la Junta Estatal de Contratistas con Licencia (Contractors State License Board, CSLB), que ayuda a proteger a los consumidores de California.
Consejos rápidos de la CSLB: Contratación en zonas de desastres (3:11)
Muchos californianos están necesitando contratistas para la retirada de escombros y la reconstrucción debido a los incendios forestales y otros desastres. Este video destaca la importancia de tener licencia para realizar trabajos de $500 o más en zonas de desastres.
Que Esperar en el Dia del Examen (4:08)
Si ha programado o piensa programar su examen para convertirse en un contratista con licencia, este vídeo tiene información sobre qué debe esperar el día del examen. Para más información viste cslb.ca.gov.
What to Expect on Test Day (2:51)
This short video helps California contractor license applicants prepare for their licensing exams.
CSLB Consejos Rápidos: ChecktheLicenseFirst.com (1:22)
En checkthelicense.com puede averiguar si un contratista tiene licencia, obtener información sobre fianzas y seguros y averiguar si se han presentado quejas públicas contra ellos. Siempre debe verificar la licencia cuando considere contratar a un contratista para su proyecto.
Contracting in Disaster Areas (2:04)
Many Californians are needing to hire contractors for debris removal and rebuilding due to wildfires and other disasters. This video emphasizes the importance of being licensed to perform work of $500 or more in disaster areas.
Home Improvement Contracts (3:44)
In California, a written contract is required for all home improvement projects over $500. Learn what information should be included in your home improvement contract and how to avoid getting scammed.
New B-2 Residential Remodeling License (2:15)
CSLB has a new license called the B-2 Residential Remodeling Contractor. Learn how this new classification is expanding opportunities for residential remodeling contractors without structural experience to get licensed.
CSLB Quick Tips: Exam Study Guides (0:53)
CSLB offers study guides to help you prepare for your upcoming contractor license exam. These study guides include sample questions, resources to help you study and more. For more information about getting your contractor license, visit cslb.ca.gov/getlicensed
CSLB Quick Tips: Gardeners vs. Landscapers (1:46)
Need to hire a contractor for your spring projects? This video highlights the differences between landscapers and gardeners and provides tips on who you should hire based on your project needs.
How to Report Unlicensed Contracting (1:55)
Unlicensed contractors do not meet minimum work experience requirements, undergo a criminal background check or carry insurance, bonds or workers'' compensation. This video shows you how to report unlicensed activity to CSLB''s Statewide Investigative Fraud Team, which helps protect California consumers.
ChecktheLicense.com (1:09)
At checkthelicense.com you can find out if a contractor is licensed, get bond and insurance information and find out if any public complaints have been made against them. You should always check the license when considering hiring a contractor for your project.
Find My Licensed Contractor (1:06)
Get a list of licensed contractors in any area of California by entering either a city or zip code and picking the license classification you want.