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SKY TECH ELECTRIC

Electrical contractor in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County. CA license #918354

C10 · Electrical
Licensed since
200818 years
Entity
CorporationLos Angeles, CA
License bond
$25,000On file
Workers' comp
CoveredPolicy through May 2027
Permits, 24 months
0Los Angeles permits
Discipline
NoneOn public record

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Permit activity

Source: City of Los Angeles permit records, as of
Recent permits
IssuedWorkCityStatus
Apr 8, 2024Electrical, single-family home or duplexLos AngelesFinaled
Jan 16, 2024Electrical, commercial buildingLos AngelesIssued
Sep 14, 2023Electrical, apartment buildingLos AngelesFinaled
Aug 1, 2023Electrical, commercial buildingLos AngelesFinaled
Jun 28, 2023Electrical, apartment buildingLos AngelesFinaled
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License and compliance history

Source: CSLB public license data

  1. 2008
    License issued, C10 ElectricalIssued Jun 27, 2008. Corporation.
  2. 2023
    License bond of $25,000 on fileCurrent bond effective Mar 23, 2023.
  3. 2026
    Workers' comp policy on fileHARTFORD CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, policy #72WECDR8240. Effective May 18, 2026. Current through May 18, 2027.
  4. Now
    License expiration on recordJun 30, 2028.
  5. Now
    No disciplinary actionsNone on CSLB public record as of Jul 27, 2026.

Insurance a C10 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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Bonds for California C10 contractors

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California contractor license bond

$25,000

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Sewer and/or Storm Drain Connection Bond ($38,000)

$38,000

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Performance and payment bonds

Up to 100% of contract

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Questions about SKY TECH ELECTRIC

What work can SKY TECH ELECTRIC do with a C10 license?

CSLB records list C10 (Electrical) on this license, so SKY TECH ELECTRIC can take electrical work.

Does SKY TECH ELECTRIC have a contractor license bond?

Yes. CSLB records show a $25,000 contractor license bond on file as of Jul 27, 2026.

Does SKY TECH ELECTRIC carry workers' compensation?

CSLB shows a workers' comp policy on file, current through May 2027. Ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.

How current is this information?

License, bond and comp data were last checked against CSLB on Jul 27, 2026, and permits come from City of Los Angeles records. We recheck it periodically.

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License, classifications, bondCalifornia Contractors State License BoardVerified Jul 27, 2026
Workers' compensationCSLB workers' comp recordsVerified Jul 27, 2026
PermitsCity of Los Angeles permit recordsAs of Nov 6, 2026

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