Magic.

Hard work works.

Don’t let doubt mess with your mind.

If you work hard and smart in life, you’ll win.

It’s not magic.

But it kind of is.

Let us take out the spell of what it constitutes to get your Contractors License.

Right here, right now.

Let’s go.

Now.

In order to get your license, you need to pass two tests with the state of California.

In order to pass those tests, you’ll want to take a Prep Course.

Well, we have a prep course just for you: a General B License Prep Course.

1. You can take it online. (with the Diamond Course)
2. Or you can order a home study package.
3. Or you can enroll in one of our local schools.

Pretty cool, yeah?

The only thing more cool than our prep course and you passing the state law test and trade test — is the day you get your Contractors License.

You’ll breathe a sigh of relief.

And maybe even be a little bit stoked.

And we’ll be stoked for you (that’s California talk, if I’ve ever heard California talk).

We’ll be stoked because you’ll be in the greatest position you’ve ever been in your life.

You’ll have your General B license and you’ll be able to take General B work.

You’ll be able to be your own boss and go to lunch whenever you want and drink coffee whenever you want and hammer nails whenever you want.

That’s a nice life, yeah?

It’s time.

Time for you.

To get your Contractors License.

When it comes to general b work, you have two options.

There is a General B license and a General B-2 license.

Here’s the lowdown:

The General B license consists of doing original construction work: building from the ground up. Be it a small home or a huge building.

Learn more about General B License Work at the CSLB Website

The B-2 license eschews building. In other words, with the b-2 license, you’re more limited. You’ll focus more of your work on remodeling previously existing structures rather than building new ones.

Learn more about General B2 License Work at the CSLB Webstie

Consider this things ^^^ and choose which option you think best fits your situation and your work experience.

Remember, getting a contractors license isn’t easy.

But it is good.

It’s the next step in your career.

It’s the equivalent (if not more than) of getting a college degree.

The main requirement to getting your license is that you have four years of experience.

So long as you have that you’re ready to set sail.

I can tell you more about our prep course: I can tell you how our Diamond Course is the best thing since Diamonds and includes live teaching over Zoom, practice tests galore, a pass-test guarantee.

I can tell you how we cover the law and the trade. I can tell you how we ship beautiful books to your house for you to study.

Or I can tell you something much better:

Imagine this:

You.

You have your license.

You own your own business.

You can say yes to jobs and no to jobs.

You can make your own schedule.

You can take vacations when you want.

You don’t have to answer to your boss and make him/her all the money.

That’s inspiring.

Get our prep course today and lock yourself in.

If you don’t do it today, you may never do it.

Today is the day.

Additional Resources:

• Learn more about getting your California Contractor License
• Explore the Different Contractor Classifications
• Learn more about the different requirements in getting your contractor license.
• What are the different fees to get your California contractor license?
• How can I get a website for my business?
• What about professional videography services?
• Is social media important to construction company?