California Class B -What Can They Self Perform

mackus

Posted in another forum before I found this one.

Question: Can an Out of State company, holding a Class B California License, self-perform Class C7 and Class C28 work in California?

Wondering because we bid a project recently that entailed C7 and C28 work and were undercut by a contractor holding a B license and C28 only. We have been told he is self performing the C7 work

Just wondering

thx

MacRoadie

As a "B", as long as the prime contract includes two or more unrelated trades (other than framing), I can self-perform all work excluding C-16 and C-57. I can't enter into a subcontract agreement to perform any trade other than framing or carpentry unless I hold that classification as well.

In other words I can't contract to repipe your house unless I hold a C-36 license, even if I plan to sub it out to a plumber. Incidental work doesn't count towards the "3-trade" requirement either.

License Guru

Sounds like something I would have said.

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