California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 9 — Contractors, Article 4 — Classifications

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Section 7055Defines the contracting business, for classification purposes, as including any or all of four listed branches: general engineering contracting, general building contracting,…Section 7056Defines a general engineering contractor as one whose principal contracting business concerns fixed works requiring specialized engineering knowledge and skill. Includes listed…Section 7057Defines a general building contractor by work on structures requiring at least two unrelated trades or crafts and excludes mere material suppliers.…Section 7057.5Defines a B-2 Residential Remodeling Contractor as one working on existing residential wood-frame structures under a single contract requiring at least three…Section 7058Defines a specialty contractor as one whose construction operations require special skill and whose principal business uses specialized building trades or crafts.…Section 7058.5Prohibits asbestos-related work involving at least 100 square feet of asbestos-containing material unless the contractor holds a C-22 classification or its qualifier…Section 7058.6Requires asbestos certification applicants generally to be registered with the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, but allows certification without registration if…Section 7058.7Prohibits contractors from performing defined hazardous-substance removal or remedial actions unless the license qualifier passed an approved certification examination, and similarly restricts…Section 7058.8Requires the board, upon public request, to provide information about contracting for asbestos removal or encapsulation in buildings. Required information includes steps…Section 7059Allows the board to classify contractors, limit licensees to qualified classifications, and grant additional classifications upon application and fee without another license…Section 7059.1Prohibits a licensee from using a business name suggesting qualification for classifications the license does not cover or incompatible with the licensed…

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