CARPET EMPIRE PLUS

License and compliance history

Source: CSLB public license data

1. 2001
   License issued, B General BuildingIssued Feb 15, 2001. Corporation. Classifications on record: B, C15, C54, C-61 / D52.
2. 2019
   Disciplinary action, Nov 30, 2019Departed from trade standards; Exceeded contract amount; Exceeded down pymnt of $1000 or 10% whichever is least; HIC No notice title "three" or "five" "Day Right to Cancel"; No approximate start date heading; No business name; No date as to the beginning of work; No description of project, materials or equip to be used; No heading for a down payment; No heading or notice as to the mechanic's lien; No monetary amount noted for work performed; No notice as to the impact of work and change orders; No notice describing substantial commencement of work; No notice regarding the CSLB; No notice re: obtaining a performance and pymnt bond; No payment schedule heading; No statement about excessive down payment.; No unconditional lien release provided as work progresses; The writing in the documents are not legible. Source: California CSLB, case N 2015 000123.
3. 2023
   License bond of $25,000 on fileCurrent bond effective Jan 1, 2023.
4. 2026
   Workers' comp policy on fileAMTRUST INSURANCE COMPANY, policy #KWC1463019. Effective Sep 1, 2026. Current through Sep 1, 2027.
5. Now
   License expiration on recordFeb 28, 2027.
6. Now
   License active1 record on CSLB public record as of Sep 1, 2026.

Insurance a B / C15 contractor usually needs

What owners and GCs typically ask for on residential and light commercial jobs

• Workers' compensationCalifornia requires it as soon as a contractor has employees.
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• General liabilityOwner contracts commonly ask for $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate, often with additional insured.
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• Builder's riskNew homes and major rebuilds need it while the structure is going up; the contract says who buys it.
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• Commercial autoCovers trucks and the trailer hauling materials to each site.
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