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MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION

General building and tile (ceramic and mosaic) contractor in Granite Bay, Placer County. CA license #500648

B · General Building
C54 · Tile (Ceramic And Mosaic)
Licensed since
198640 years
Entity
Sole ownerGranite Bay, CA
License bond
$25,000On file
Workers' comp
ExemptNo employees reported
Discipline
2 recordsOn public record

Trusted by

  • Evolved Property Group logo
  • Pacific Lifestyle Homes logo
  • Neo Builders logo
  • Khera Group logo

License and compliance history

Source: CSLB public license data

  1. 1986
    License issued, B General BuildingIssued Oct 28, 1986. Sole owner. Classifications on record: B, C54.
  2. 2016
    Violation, Jun 30, 2016Abandonment without legal excuse of any construction project; Change order not incorporated in the contract; Contracted with non-licensee; Departure from trade standards, plans or specs; Did not provide a 7 day right to cancel notice; Exceeded down pymnt of $1000 or 10% whichever is least; Failed to secure Workers Comp coverage for employees; HIC 3/5day notice in different language than sales presntatn; HIC 3/5 day notice not acknowledged signed/dated by owner; HIC 3/5 day right to cancel notice not 12 pt boldface type; HIC 3/5day right to cancel ntc not near ownr signature space; HIC No 3day ntc of cancel form attached as part of contract; HIC No checkbox for 3/5day right to cancel attachment; HIC No notice title "three" or "five" "Day Right to Cancel"; HIC No three day right to cancel language; Lack of reasonable diligence; No approximate completion date; No approximate completion date heading; No approximate start date heading; No business name; No contract price heading or amount; 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 heading re: list of documents being part of the contract; No home improvement label on the contract; No monetary amount noted for work performed; No notice as to limitation of unjust enrichment; No notice as to the impact of work and change orders; No notice describing substantial commencement of work; No notice RE: addtnl/changes in writing prior to work begin; No notice regarding general liability insurance; No notice regarding the CSLB; No notice re: obtaining a performance and pymnt bond; No notice re: workers compensation insurance doc; No ntc: un-enforceability of chnge orders not complying; No payment schedule heading; No payment schedule: payment exceeds value of work; No space for the actual down payment; No statement about excessive down payment.; Notice that docs are to be complete before work is started; No unconditional lien release provided as work progresses; Violated building law - no permit; Violated provisions of the home improvement contract. Source: California CSLB, case 2 2013 001192.
  3. 2021
    Violation, Jun 16, 2021Failed to secure Workers Comp coverage for employees; No written contract was provided before work began; Violated building law - no permit. Source: California CSLB, case 2 2020 001753.
  4. 2025
    License bond of $25,000 on fileCurrent bond effective Apr 26, 2025.
  5. Now
    Exempt from workers' compThe contractor reported having no employees.
  6. Now
    License expiration on recordOct 31, 2028.
  7. Now
    License active2 records on CSLB public record as of Oct 15, 2026.

Insurance a B / C54 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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Questions about MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION

What work can MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION do with a B license?

CSLB records list B (General Building) and C54 (Tile (Ceramic And Mosaic)) on this license, so MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION can take work in each of those classifications.

Does MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION have a contractor license bond?

Yes. CSLB records show a $25,000 contractor license bond on file as of Oct 15, 2026.

Does MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION carry workers' compensation?

CSLB records show MARTIN R D CONSTRUCTION as exempt: the contractor reported having no employees. Ask again if they bring a crew.

How current is this information?

License, bond and comp data were last checked against CSLB on Oct 15, 2026. We recheck it periodically.

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License, classifications, bondCalifornia Contractors State License BoardVerified Oct 15, 2026
Workers' compensationCSLB workers' comp recordsVerified Oct 15, 2026

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