FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The As to your Qs…
Why should you use Seneca Contracting for your home remodeling in Long Beach ?
Seneca Contracting has over 30 years of construction experience.
Quality and customer satisfaction are always our top priorities.
Our personnel are always professional and courteous.
You will have a dedicated project manager, who will always be available for you to contact, and who will stay in constant communication with you throughout the duration of your project.
We are a full service contractor, from conceptual design, architectural drawings, permit processing, and construction through certificate of occupancy.
How do we begin the construction process and acquire a building permit?
• Meet with Seneca Contracting Project Manager to determine design and budget criteria
• Establish a set of construction documents
• Submit to the appropriate government agencies for approval
Does Seneca Contracting have a contractor’s license?
Yes. Seneca Contracting holds a class B contractor’s license. All contractors are required by the State of California to maintain a contractor’s license when performing work where the labor and materials are more than $500.
How can we find out more information about hiring a contractor?
The California State Contractor’s License Board regulates California contractors and provides a great deal of information for the consumer. They can be contacted at 1-800-321-CSLB (2752) or on their website www.cslb.ca.gov .
Is Seneca Contracting fully insured?
Of course! Seneca Contracting Inc. carries General Liability Insurance and Workman’s Compensation Insurance as required by the State of California.
Does Seneca Contracting have a list of references?
Yes! We’ll be happy to provide you a complete listing of projects completed and contact information upon request.
Does Seneca Contracting subcontract all work or do you employ in-house personnel?
Seneca Contracting maintains a crew of qualified personnel and also a team of qualified subcontractors. Depending on the project, Seneca Contracting will use a combination of both to meet quality, time frame, and budget constraints.
How can a contractor’s credentials be verified?
License status, insurance and bonding information can be found at Contractors State Licensing Board’s website: www.cslb.ca.gov .
What are the potential problems of dealing with an unlicensed contractor?
These contractors do not have insurance or bonds or pay taxes. If you have a problem with them it may be very difficult to resolve and you could be burdened with unexpected legal or financial issues. You can report a contractor operating without a license to the Contractors State Licensing Board at Report Unlicensed Activity. A form to fill out can be downloaded from the site under a SWIFT Lead Referral form. www.cslb.ca.gov
Seneca Contracting Inc. • (562) 377-0202 • info@senecacontracting.com
4182 N Viking Way, Long Beach, CA 90808 • Fax (562) 377-0203
CA License #1030033