Solar Server reports Construction resumes on 250 MW California Valley Solar Ranch
Construction resumes at California Valley Solar Ranch
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LA Times reports: KB Home hopes building green turns luxury condo sales red hot
The company is including a host of eco-friendly features, such as electric vehicle charging stations and water-saving showerheads, in its Primera Terra residential development in Playa Vista.
Contractors State License Services hosts Open House statewide in recognition of Earth Day and Green Construction
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE http://www.contractorslicensingschools.com/ Contractors State License Services hosts Open House statewide in recognition of Earth Day and Green Construction. Contractors State License Services (CSLS) will be hosting an open house at all school locations throughout California on April 29th, 2011 in recognition of Earth Day and Green Construction. A variety of speakers and vendors … Read more
Avoid the Pinch…CSLB Fee Increase coming soon!
CSLB Fee’s increase July 2011. Get your Contractors license now to avoid the pinch.
LA Times reports: Japan quake jolts retrofitting demand in Southland
Following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, California homeowners are seeking retrofit for their homes. The work can be expensive, and prices can vary widely.
CARLSBAD: Kelly Elementary hero construction workers get scholarships
Five men working at Kelly during shooting to get scholarships for classes
San Diego Tribune Reports on CSLS Scholarship for local heroes
Van Nuys-based Contractors State License Services, a private vocational school in San Marcos, is giving $1,000 scholarships to each man. The scholarships will pay for the workers to take one course, such as for contractor’s license examination preparation, blue print reading or contract estimating.
California County News reports a bit of good news for the CA Construction Industry!
Construction Jobs in CA See Largest Increase Among All States for Oct-Nov.
California’s construction jobs were particularly hit hard by the recession and the poor economy
Important CSLB Bulletin: New Year Brings New Protection for California Homeowners
Changes to existing regulations that would increase contractor licensing fees (PDF) received final approval from the Office of Administrative Law, effective December 18, 2010. Fee increases begin on July 1, 2011 for those applying for or changing their contractor license. Renewal fees for licenses that expire on or after July 1, 2011, will also be increased.
Important CSLB Bulletin: Contractors State License Board Encourages Vigilance as Winter Storms Hit State
“A state-licensed contractor is the right choice when looking for a legitimate, qualified home repairperson”especially in an urgent situation,” said CSLB Registrar Steve Sands. “A CSLB-licensed contractor who is skilled in the specific trade you are seeking is not likely to leave you in the lurch when it comes to properly completing the job at a fair price.”