While there is certainly a limit as to what a painting contractor can repair, he/she can repair holes in the drywall in order to prepare the wall for painting.
Is there a limit to what a painter can repair?Ī: Thank you for contacting Capitol Services. However, I also have some holes in the drywall that I was planning to have the painting contractor repair, but I am now being told that I need to hire a drywall contractor to do that work prior to the painter coming in. Q: I need the inside of my house re-painted and I plan to hire a C33 painting contractor to do the work. While the contractor cannot do the work himself, he can take the contract to build the fence if he subcontracts out to a properly licensed “C-13” fencing contractor. “B” contractors are required to be performing at least two unrelated building trades on a project unless that contractor holds the appropriate specialty license. A “C-13” license is a specialty license for fencing, but can a contractor that holds a “B” license classification contract to just build a fence?Ī: A contractor who holds the “B” General Building license cannot take a job (with the exception of framing and carpentry projects) that involves only one building trade.
Q: I have a question that I think you’ll know off the top of your head.
As suggested at the end of this column, knowledge or knowing is power, especially when you keep it under your hat! From our ‘fencing’ lesson we ‘brush’ up on some “C-33” rules for a consumer and then ‘identify’ an issue for Arizona license applicants to consider before heading south…
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