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Under California law, a general contractor's license is required for any construction or alteration project exceeding $500 in labor and materials, and relating to any of the following categories: Building Construction/Renovation/Repair. Highway or Highway Construction/Repair.
Homeowners, property owners and licensed contractors can obtain a no-plan Electrical Permit for minor installations, including: Meter reset/re-connections. Adding circuits. Miscellaneous wirings, such as relocation of electrical outlets, or re-wiring.
Licensed general contractors can perform a wide variety of work. It can be earthmoving, plumbing, electrical, foundations, framing, or roofing work. But general contractors cannot always work on everything. In the State of California there are three distinct classes of general contractor.
Unlicensed individuals can only pull a permit if they are exempt from licensure under Contractor State License Law. If exempt, the individual must provide a written and signed statement giving the basis for the alleged exemption.
Signing for Permit (Signature Authority) Who can pull a permit? Generally, only a California Licensed Contractor or the property owner can pull a permit. You can check with the CSLB (Contractor State License Board) to see if your contractor has a valid license.