Every service on Cablanico

Licensed surveyors who measure property boundaries, topography, and easements, and produce stamped survey maps for design and permitting.

License recommended

Tree experts who assess, prune, treat, or remove trees and produce arborist reports required for permits in tree-protected jurisdictions.

PE-licensed engineers who analyze subsurface soils and produce geotechnical reports that drive foundation, retaining wall, and grading design.

License recommended

Soil testing labs and geotechnical firms that produce stamped soil reports required by the building department for foundation design.

Geotechnical and civil specialists who evaluate slope stability, grading limits, and hillside development feasibility.

PE-licensed engineers who study and design traffic flow, signage, signals, and access for projects that affect the public right-of-way.

License recommended

Engineers who assess and remediate environmental conditions on a site — contamination, drainage, CEQA review, and regulatory compliance.

License recommended

Specialists who model and mitigate sound — wall assemblies, floor isolation, mechanical noise, and code-required sound studies.

Certified inspectors who sample and lab-test for asbestos and lead-based paint before demolition or renovation.

License recommended

Certified HERS raters who verify duct leakage, refrigerant charge, and other Title 24 energy compliance measures.

PE-licensed engineers who design the framing, foundation, and load paths so a building stands up under gravity, wind, and seismic loads.

License recommended

PE-licensed engineers who design site grading, drainage, utilities, retaining structures, and on-site civil improvements.

License recommended

PE-licensed engineers who size and design HVAC, ventilation, and mechanical systems and produce stamped Title 24 mechanical drawings.

License recommended

PE-licensed engineers who design power, lighting, and low-voltage systems and produce stamped electrical plans for permit.

License recommended

PE-licensed engineers who design water supply, drainage, gas, and plumbing fixture systems for commercial and complex residential projects.

License recommended

PE-licensed engineers who design fire sprinkler, alarm, and life-safety systems and stamp the plans required by the fire marshal.

License recommended

Licensed architects who design ground-up residential and commercial buildings and produce the stamped plan set for permit and construction.

License recommended

Licensed architects who specialize in ADUs, garage conversions, and home additions — small-footprint work with heavy zoning constraints.

License recommended

Licensed architects who design multifamily housing — duplexes, townhomes, and apartment buildings with code, fire, and accessibility complexity.

License recommended

Licensed landscape architects who design outdoor spaces — planting plans, hardscape, drainage, and irrigation — and stamp drawings for permit.

License recommended

Designers who specify finishes, fixtures, furniture, and space layout for residential and commercial interiors.

Designers who specify facade materials, paint schemes, lighting, and curb-appeal details for the outside of a building.

Visualization studios that turn architectural drawings into photorealistic renderings, walkthroughs, and marketing imagery.

Certified Energy Analysts who produce California Title 24 energy compliance reports required for permit on residential and commercial projects.

Specialists who research zoning, variances, conditional use permits, and entitlements to determine what can legally be built on a site.

Runners who walk plan sets through building department review and intake to compress permit timelines.

Reprographic shops that plot, bind, and deliver large-format construction drawings for permit submittal and field use.

CSLB C-21 contractors who safely tear down structures, manage debris, and prep sites for new construction.

License recommended

Earthwork contractors who cut, fill, and shape the ground to design grade for pads, drainage, and access.

License recommended

Earthwork contractors who dig trenches, footings, basements, and utility runs with heavy equipment.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who install temporary shoring and bracing to retain soil during deep excavation.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who drill and pour caisson and pier foundations for hillside, slope, and deep-foundation projects.

License recommended

Earthwork contractors who dig narrow linear excavations for utilities, drainage, and footing tie-ins.

License recommended

Concrete and masonry contractors who build engineered retaining walls to hold back soil on graded sites.

License recommended

CSLB C-8 contractors who form, rebar, and pour the concrete footings, stem walls, and slabs that a building sits on.

License recommended

CSLB C-5 contractors who build the wood structural shell — walls, floors, and roof framing — of a building.

License recommended

Contractors who build cold-formed metal stud walls and structural metal framing for commercial and Type-V multifamily projects.

License recommended

CSLB C-8 contractors who form, place, and finish structural and flatwork concrete — slabs, walls, columns, and footings.

License recommended

CSLB C-29 contractors who lay brick, stone, and CMU for walls, veneers, fireplaces, and structural masonry.

License recommended

Masonry contractors who build concrete block (CMU) walls for property lines, retaining walls, and structural applications.

License recommended

Ornamental metal contractors who fabricate and install wrought iron gates, fences, and security barriers.

License recommended

CSLB C-39 contractors who install new roofs — tile, shingle, flat, metal — and the underlayments and flashings that keep water out.

License recommended

Roofing companies focused on repair-only work — leak chasing, patches, flashing repairs — rather than full re-roofs.

License recommended

CSLB C-35 contractors who apply three-coat stucco and modern exterior plaster systems to building exteriors.

License recommended

CSLB C-17 contractors who install wood, fiber-cement, vinyl, and metal siding on exterior walls.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who apply membranes, coatings, and sealants to roofs, decks, and below-grade walls to stop water intrusion.

License recommended

CSLB C-43 contractors who fabricate and install seamless gutters, downspouts, and drainage tie-ins on residential and commercial buildings.

License recommended

Contractors who remove old windows and install new vinyl, wood, or aluminum windows with proper flashing and waterproofing.

License recommended

Contractors who install exterior and interior doors — entry, patio, pocket, and barn doors — with proper framing and hardware.

License recommended

CSLB C-10 contractors who install, repair, and upgrade electrical service, panels, wiring, lighting, and fixtures.

License recommended

Plumbers focused on drain clearing, sewer rodding, and main-line stoppages rather than new construction.

License recommended

CSLB C-36 contractors who install and repair water supply, drain, gas, and plumbing fixture systems.

License recommended

Plumbers who use high-pressure water jetting to clear roots, grease, and heavy buildup from sewer and drain lines.

License recommended

Technicians who repair residential and light-commercial appliances — refrigerators, ovens, washers, dryers — in place.

HVAC service companies that clean ductwork, returns, and coils to remove dust, mold, and debris from forced-air systems.

Service providers who remove rodent waste, contaminated insulation, and debris from attic and crawl spaces.

CSLB C-2 contractors who install batt, blown, foam, and rigid insulation in walls, ceilings, attics, and crawl spaces.

License recommended

CSLB C-20 contractors who install and service heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and ductwork systems.

License recommended

Certified abatement contractors who safely remove asbestos-containing materials and lead-based paint from buildings before renovation.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who contain, remove, and remediate mold growth in walls, attics, crawl spaces, and HVAC systems.

License recommended

CSLB C-7 contractors who install structured wiring for data, phone, security, AV, and smart-home systems.

License recommended

CSLB C-16 contractors who design and install automatic fire sprinkler systems for residential and commercial buildings.

License recommended

CSLB C-46 contractors who install grid-tied and battery-backed solar PV systems on residential and commercial roofs.

License recommended

CSLB C-9 contractors who hang, tape, and texture drywall on walls and ceilings.

License recommended

CSLB C-33 painters who specialize in production painting on new builds — high-volume, schedule-driven work.

License recommended

CSLB C-33 painters who specialize in occupied-home repaints — color consults, prep, masking, and finish quality.

License recommended

Flooring contractors who sand, stain, and refinish existing solid hardwood floors to restore the original surface.

License recommended

CSLB C-15 contractors who install hardwood, engineered wood, LVP, laminate, and resilient floor coverings.

License recommended

CSLB C-54 contractors who install ceramic, porcelain, stone, and mosaic tile on floors, walls, showers, and backsplashes.

License recommended

Cabinet specialists who strip, repaint, or refinish existing cabinetry to update kitchens and bathrooms without replacement.

License recommended

Cabinetmakers who design and build fully custom cabinetry — kitchens, baths, built-ins, and closets — to project-specific dimensions.

License recommended

Cabinet dealers who configure and install semi-custom cabinet lines for kitchens and baths from major manufacturers.

License recommended

Stone shops that template, fabricate, and install quartz, granite, and marble countertops in kitchens and baths.

License recommended

Finish carpenters who fabricate and install custom trim, paneling, wainscoting, and architectural millwork.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who design and install closet systems — shelving, hanging, drawers — for primary suites and storage.

License recommended

Finish carpenters who build interior staircases and install wood, metal, glass, or cable railings.

License recommended

Glaziers who template, fabricate, and install frameless and semi-frameless shower enclosures.

License recommended

Specialists who measure, fabricate, and install motorized shades, blinds, and custom drapery for residential and commercial interiors.

Technicians who install built-in and freestanding appliances — ranges, ovens, hoods, refrigerators — with proper utility connections.

Specialty applicators who install seamless micro-cement finishes on walls, floors, showers, and countertops.

License recommended

CSLB C-53 contractors who design and build in-ground concrete and gunite swimming pools and spas.

License recommended

Pool maintenance companies that handle weekly cleaning, chemistry, and equipment service for residential pools.

CSLB D-49 tree service contractors who fell, prune, and remove trees and stumps on residential and commercial property.

License recommended

Landscape contractors who build patios, walkways, walls, and outdoor living features in stone, concrete, and pavers.

License recommended

Residential maintenance crews who mow, prune, weed, and maintain yards on a recurring basis.

CSLB C-27 contractors who install planting, soil prep, hardscape, and full landscape build-outs from a design.

License recommended

Landscape contractors who design and install drip and spray irrigation systems with smart controllers.

License recommended

Contractors who build wood and composite decks, balconies, and elevated outdoor platforms with structural framing.

License recommended

Contractors who build attached and detached carports, including footings, framing, and roofing.

License recommended

Contractors who build solid and lattice patio covers — wood, aluminum, and engineered — over outdoor living areas.

License recommended

Hardscape contractors who install interlocking pavers, flagstone, and stone for driveways, patios, and walkways.

License recommended

Landscape contractors who prep the base and install synthetic turf for yards, play areas, and putting greens.

License recommended

CSLB C-13 contractors who install vinyl privacy and ranch-style fencing with concrete-set posts.

License recommended

CSLB C-13 contractors who build cedar, redwood, and pressure-treated wood fences and gates.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who build residential sport courts — basketball, pickleball, tennis — with proper surfacing and striping.

License recommended

CSLB C-11 contractors who install and service residential and commercial elevators, dumbwaiters, and lifts.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who install masonry and prefabricated fireplaces, including chimneys, flues, and gas lines.

License recommended

Contractors who grade, base, and pave asphalt driveways, parking lots, and access roads with hot-mix asphalt.

License recommended

Specialty applicators who prep concrete and apply epoxy, polyaspartic, and decorative coatings to garage and commercial floors.

License recommended

Concrete finishers who grind, polish, and densify concrete floors to a finished sheen for residential and commercial interiors.

License recommended

Service providers who steam-clean, deep-clean, and stain-treat carpet, area rugs, and upholstery.

General contractors who specialize in post-fire structural cleanup, smoke remediation, and full rebuild work.

License recommended

Restoration contractors who dry out water-damaged buildings, demo affected materials, and rebuild after floods and leaks.

License recommended

CSLB C-15 contractors who measure, cut, seam, and stretch wall-to-wall carpet for residential and commercial spaces.

License recommended

Shops that fabricate custom sheet metal — HVAC duct, flashings, copings, and architectural details — for the construction trades.

License recommended

Specialty contractors who build climate-controlled wine cellars with insulation, cooling, racking, and finish details.

License recommended

CSLB D-28 contractors who install and service residential and commercial garage doors, springs, and openers.

License recommended

General contractors who specialize in finishing and excavating basements, including waterproofing, framing, and MEP rough-in.

License recommended

CSLB B-licensed contractors who run multi-trade construction projects — managing schedule, subs, permits, and overall delivery.

License recommended

General contractors who convert attached garages into ADUs or habitable space with framing, insulation, MEP, and finishes.

License recommended

General contractors who specialize in ground-up accessory dwelling units — detached, attached, and conversion ADUs.

License recommended

General contractors who build single-family homes from the ground up, managing every trade from foundation to finish.

License recommended

General contractors who design and build additions onto existing homes — bedrooms, baths, kitchens, second stories.

License recommended

Junk removal companies that haul off construction debris, demolition waste, and bulk items to disposal facilities.

Cleaning crews who do final detail clean of new construction — dust, paint splatter, sticker removal, and move-in ready prep.

Service providers who pressure-wash driveways, siding, decks, and concrete for cleanup and surface prep.

Generalists who handle small repair and improvement jobs that fall under the CSLB minor-work threshold.

Building material dealers who supply dimensional lumber, sheet goods, engineered wood, and framing accessories.

Distributors of roofing materials — shingles, tile, metal panels, underlayments, and flashings — for licensed roofers.

Batch plants that mix and deliver ready-mix concrete to jobsites in transit-mix trucks for placement by concrete contractors.

Glass dealers who cut and supply window glass, mirrors, tabletops, and shower glass for fabricators and installers.

Distributors of hardwood, engineered, LVP, and resilient flooring products sold to flooring contractors and dealers.

Dealers of interior trim and molding profiles — base, casing, crown, and chair rail — in MDF, wood, and polyurethane.

Paint stores that supply contractor-grade paint, stain, primer, and application supplies to professional painters.

Tile distributors and showrooms that stock ceramic, porcelain, stone, and decorative tile for designers and tile setters.

Stone yards and masonry dealers that supply natural stone, manufactured stone veneer, and masonry units to masons and landscapers.

Distributors and showrooms that sell stock, semi-custom, and custom kitchen cabinetry to contractors and homeowners.

Slab yards that import and stock quartz, granite, and marble slabs sold to countertop fabricators.

Carpet dealers who stock and sell broadloom carpet, pad, and carpet tile to installers and consumers.

Building material distributors that supply drywall, joint compound, metal stud, and accessories to drywall contractors.

Distributors of batt, blown, rigid foam, and spray foam insulation products sold to insulation contractors.

Metal supply houses that stock coils, sheets, and HVAC fittings for sheet metal fabricators and HVAC contractors.

Electrical distributors who supply wire, conduit, panels, devices, and fixtures to licensed electricians.

Showrooms displaying high-end faucets, sinks, tubs, and toilets where designers and homeowners select plumbing finishes.

Retail and wholesale dealers of pool equipment, chemicals, and parts for pool builders and service techs.

Plumbing distributors who supply pipe, fittings, fixtures, and rough-in materials to licensed plumbers.

Dealers of rainwater harvesting tanks, barrels, and gravity-fed irrigation components for residential and commercial use.

Distributors of furnaces, condensers, air handlers, ductwork, and HVAC controls sold to licensed HVAC contractors.

Distributors of fire sprinkler heads, pipe, valves, alarm panels, and life-safety devices for fire protection contractors.

Distributors of structured wiring, network gear, security cameras, and low-voltage devices for integrators.

Distributors of PV modules, inverters, racking, and battery systems sold to solar installation contractors.

Appliance dealers who sell residential and commercial kitchen and laundry appliances to builders and consumers.

Distributors of garage door panels, springs, openers, and replacement parts for installation contractors.

Showrooms that display and quote vinyl, wood, and aluminum windows and exterior doors for builders and homeowners.

Lighting showrooms and distributors that sell decorative, recessed, and architectural lighting fixtures.

Showrooms displaying stock and custom bathroom vanities, mirrors, and storage cabinetry.

Dealers of prefabricated fireplaces, chimney liners, mantels, and hearth accessories.

Outdoor kitchen dealers who sell built-in grills, smokers, and outdoor kitchen components.

Dealers of projectors, screens, speakers, AV receivers, and home theater seating for dedicated media rooms.

Retailers and distributors of high-end and architectural audio equipment for whole-home and commercial sound systems.

Distributors of wine cellar cooling units, racking systems, and cellar doors for wine cellar contractors.

Wholesale tree growers and dealers who supply mature trees, palms, and large specimen plantings to landscape contractors.

Nurseries that stock shrubs, perennials, ground covers, and ornamental plants for landscape installation.

Sod farms and distributors who cut and deliver fresh turf rolls for lawn installation.

Hardscape supply yards that stock interlocking pavers, flagstone, and stone caps for hardscape contractors.

Distributors of synthetic turf rolls, infill, and seaming materials for artificial grass installers.

Distributors of vinyl fence panels, posts, gates, and hardware sold to fencing contractors.

Rental yards that supply excavators, skid steers, loaders, and graders by the day, week, or month.

Dealers of power tools, hand tools, fasteners, and consumables sold to contractors and tradespeople.

Companies that drop and pick up lockable steel storage containers for jobsite tool and material storage.

Rental companies that install and remove chain-link panels and fabric screening to secure jobsites.

Roll-off dumpster companies that drop, swap, and haul construction debris bins of various sizes.

Scaffolding suppliers who design, erect, and dismantle access systems for stucco, roofing, and exterior work.

Service providers who deliver, service, and remove portable toilets and handwash stations for jobsites.

Electrical service companies that install temporary power poles and panels for jobsite construction power.

Security companies that install and monitor alarms, cameras, and access systems for residential and commercial buildings.

Rental and monitoring providers who install temporary surveillance cameras on active construction sites.

Suppliers of weighted water barrels and ballasts used to secure temporary fencing, signage, and barricades.

Companies that acquire residential land or homes, build or remodel, and resell or rent the finished product.

Developers who acquire land or existing buildings and build apartment, condo, or townhome projects.

DRE-licensed brokers and agents who specialize in development opportunities — teardowns, lots, and investment property.

License recommended

Companies that secure off-market property under contract and assign or sell those contracts to investor buyers.

DRE-licensed firms that handle tenant relations, rent collection, maintenance, and accounting for rental properties.

License recommended

Licensed movers who pack, transport, and unload household and commercial goods locally and long-distance.

Specialists who manage Airbnb and short-term rental properties — listings, pricing, guest services, and turnover.

Private lenders who fund short-term, asset-backed loans for fix-and-flip, construction, and bridge financing.

License recommended

NMLS-licensed loan officers who originate conventional, FHA, VA, and jumbo residential mortgages.

License recommended

BREA-licensed appraisers who produce certified residential and commercial property valuations for lenders and owners.

License recommended

Specialists who use pressure testing and dye to locate leaks in pool shells, plumbing, and equipment.

Inspectors who walk a property and produce a written report on structural, MEP, and finish condition for buyers.

Licensed public adjusters who represent property owners in insurance claims for fire, water, and storm damage.

License recommended

Structural Pest Control Board-licensed inspectors who produce termite and wood-destroying organism reports for transactions.

License recommended

DOI-licensed agents who place homeowners, fire, and dwelling insurance policies with carriers.

License recommended

Licensed escrow holders who manage funds, documents, and instructions to close real estate transactions.

License recommended

Title insurers and underwriters who issue title insurance and clear chain-of-title for real estate closings.

License recommended

Licensed attorneys who advise on real estate transactions, disputes, easements, and complex closings.

License recommended

Qualified intermediaries who structure and hold proceeds for tax-deferred 1031 exchanges between investment properties.

CPAs who specialize in real estate tax — depreciation, cost segregation, 1031, and pass-through entity strategy.

License recommended

Staging companies that furnish and accessorize vacant homes to maximize sale price and time on market.

Photographers who shoot, edit, and deliver MLS-ready real estate photography, drone, and video for listings.

Marketing agencies that build listing websites, ad campaigns, and brochures to promote properties for sale or lease.

Companies that generate and sell qualified construction and remodeling leads to contractors through paid channels.

Outbound call center providers who run prospecting and follow-up calls on behalf of contractors.

Agencies that manage pay-per-click ad campaigns on Google, Bing, and Meta for contractor lead generation.

Content managers who create posts, ads, and short-form video for contractor social media accounts.

Photographers who document construction progress and finished projects for portfolios, marketing, and case studies.

Designers who create logos, brand systems, brochures, and visual content for construction businesses.

Agencies that design, build, and maintain lead-generating websites optimized for contractor businesses.

Local print shops that produce business cards, flyers, signs, banners, and marketing collateral for contractors.

Distribution companies that hand-deliver door hangers and flyers in targeted neighborhoods for local lead generation.

Direct mail vendors who design, print, and mail postcards and letters to targeted homeowner lists.

Services that automate review requests and manage online reputation across Google, Yelp, and industry platforms.

Customer relationship management platforms that track leads, jobs, communication, and pipeline for contractors.

Software platforms that produce construction estimates, takeoffs, and bid proposals from plans and quantities.

CAD, BIM, and 3D modeling software used by architects, designers, and contractors to produce drawings and renderings.

Billing and invoicing platforms that produce invoices, payment requests, and AR tracking for contractor businesses.

Field time-tracking apps that log crew hours by job and feed payroll and job costing systems.

Managed IT providers who handle networks, devices, email, security, and tech support for small construction businesses.

Law firms that handle construction disputes, mechanics liens, contract drafting, and CSLB defense for contractors.

License recommended

Safety consultants who write injury and illness prevention programs, train crews, and prep contractors for OSHA audits.

Surety companies and agents that issue CSLB contractor license bonds and project performance bonds.

License recommended

Insurance brokers who place general liability, commercial auto, and umbrella coverage for contractor businesses.

License recommended

Insurance carriers and brokers who write workers' compensation policies required for contractors with employees.

License recommended

Services that prepare and serve preliminary 20-day notices, mechanics liens, and stop notices for contractor collection.

Licensed RMO/RME contractors who qualify another company's CSLB license in exchange for fees and oversight responsibilities.

CPA firms specializing in construction accounting — job costing, WIP schedules, percentage-of-completion, and tax strategy.

License recommended

Lenders and brokers who arrange equipment financing, working capital, and project financing for contractor businesses.

Licensed collection agencies that pursue past-due receivables from homeowner and commercial customers on behalf of contractors.

License recommended

Vendors who supply desks, printers, copiers, and office consumables for contractor offices and trailers.

Landlords and brokers who lease office, yard, and warehouse space to contractor businesses.

Bookkeepers who specialize in construction accounting in QuickBooks, Foundation, or Buildertrend for small contractors.

Payroll services that handle paychecks, tax filings, certified payroll, and benefits administration for contractors.

Payment processors that enable contractors to accept credit cards, ACH, and digital payments from customers.

Platforms that enable contractors to accept electronic check payments with lower fees than card processing.

Licensed check cashers who convert customer checks to cash for sub-tier contractors and field crews.

License recommended

Services that file articles of incorporation and LLC paperwork to set up new contractor entities.

Recruiting firms that source and place construction project managers and superintendents with contractor businesses.

Trainers and coaches who teach in-home sales, closing, and consultative selling to construction sales teams.

Recruiting firms that source and place in-home and outside sales reps for remodeling and home improvement contractors.

Recruiting firms that source and place inbound and outbound telemarketing reps for contractor call centers.

Immigration law firms that handle H-2B, E-2, and employment-based visas for contractor businesses hiring foreign workers.

License recommended

Job boards and posting services that promote open contractor office positions to job seekers.

Independent contractors who provide on-call jobsite supervision, deliveries, and runner services for general contractors.