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What is the fundamental difference between Class A and Class B contractor licenses in California?

Correct Answer

B) Class A is for engineering projects, Class B is for building projects

Class A licenses cover general engineering construction while Class B licenses cover general building construction, as defined in B&P Code Sections 7056 and 7057.

Answer Options
A
Class A is temporary, Class B is permanent
B
Class A is for engineering projects, Class B is for building projects
C
Class A can work on residential projects, Class B cannot
D
Class A requires higher insurance, Class B requires higher bonding

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Class A licenses cover general engineering construction while Class B licenses cover general building construction, as defined in B&P Code Sections 7056 and 7057.

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