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CSLB directs staff to survey B2 residential remodeling contractors to assess pathways to full B licensure
Summary
The Contractors State License Board voted to direct staff to survey active B2 residential remodeling contractors to determine whether a restricted certification or pathway to the B (general building) classification is needed; board members raised concerns about inspection, what experience counts, and enforcement of retailer certifications.
The Contractors State License Board voted to direct staff to conduct a survey of active B2 (residential remodeling) contractors to determine whether licensees want or need a pathway to the B (general building) classification or a restricted certification that would allow limited structural work. The motion passed at the Licensing Committee meeting and staff expects survey results to be ready for the March 2026 board meeting.
Board staff explained the background: the B2 residential remodeling trade was introduced in 2021 as a pathway for workers with multi‑trade experience who lacked structural/framing experience needed to qualify for a B general…
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