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Under CSLB regulations, what distinguishes a Class C specialty contractor from Class A and B general contractors in terms of project scope?

Correct Answer

B) Specific trade limitations

Class C contractors are limited to specific trades or specialties, while Class A and B contractors can perform a broader range of construction work within their classifications.

Answer Options
A
Bonding requirements
B
Specific trade limitations
C
Geographic restrictions
D
Project dollar limits

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Class C contractors are limited to specific trades or specialties, while Class A and B contractors can perform a broader range of construction work within their classifications.

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