No. In accordance with current California law, an unlicensed handyman may only perform work that is “casual, minor or inconsequential in nature.” Note that the $500 limit includes both labor and materials, unlicensed handymen are required to disclose to consumers that they are not licensed by the State Contractors License Board.

Yes, B&P section 7048 (Small Operations) provides an exemption from licensure for minor work if the aggregate contract price, including labor, materials, etc. is less than $500. This exemption does not apply if the “minor work” is part of a larger project. Example: A homeowner is having a kitchen remodeled at a total cost of $6,000 and decides to sublet the flooring work which is only $300. The person doing the flooring would not be exempt from licensure because the overall cost of the project was over $500. In addition, jobs cannot be broken down into hourly fees in order to sidestep the $500 threshold.

Materials can either be provided by you, or we can purchase them for you and rebill on service invoice.

We accept cash, check, credit cards, bank cards, and bank transfers.

Services are charged at a fixed price unless otherwise agreed upon. Written estimates are provided upon request and the cost quoted for labor will not change unless the scope of services change.

We serve San Diego and surrounding areas.