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Licensed and Insured: CSLB #1130522

Our license, bond and insurance in one place, plus the two-minute check you can do yourself on the state’s website before you hire anyone.

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The short answer

Is Partners Remodeling licensed and insured?

Maurelio, owner and license qualifier of Partners Remodeling, with his son João Luiz
João Luiz and his father Maurelio, who holds the license as qualifier.

Yes. Partners Remodeling holds California contractor license #1130522, issued by the Contractors State License Board. On the board’s website the license shows as active, current through December 31, 2026, in the B-2 Residential Remodeling classification, with a $25,000 contractor’s bond from Western Surety. The license qualifier is Maurelio, the owner. Insurance coverage details and certificates of insurance available upon request. Anyone can confirm the license, the classification and the bond for free with the CSLB license lookup (opens in a new tab).

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Our credentials

License, bond and insurance at a glance

The same details the state publishes, laid out so you can compare them with any other bid on your table.

License number
#1130522California Contractors State License Board
Status
ActiveCurrent through December 31, 2026
Classification
B-2Residential Remodeling
Contractor’s bond
$25,000Western Surety
License qualifier
MaurelioOwner of Partners Remodeling
Insurance
On requestCoverage details and certificates of insurance

Verify license #1130522 on the CSLB website (opens in a new tab)

Do it yourself

How do you check a contractor’s license in California?

It takes about two minutes and works for any contractor, not only us.

1Open the lookupGo to the free Check a License page on the CSLB website.
2Search the numberChoose the license number search and type 1130522, or the number on any bid you received.
3Read the statusLook for an active status and a classification that fits the work you are planning.
4Check the bondScroll to the bonding section and confirm a contractor’s bond is on file.

Then make sure the license number printed on your contract is the one you looked up.

For homeowners

What a license, a bond and insurance mean for you

Three separate protections, each with its own job. Ask every contractor you are considering for all three.

The license

A state license means the business passed the board’s requirements and answers to it. If something goes wrong, you can file a complaint with the CSLB, and the license record itself is public. It is also what allows us to pull the permits for your project.

The bond

California requires a contractor’s bond for every active license. Ours is $25,000, held by Western Surety, and it appears on the license record next to the classification.

The insurance

Insurance coverage details and certificates of insurance available upon request. Ask for the certificate during the free visit or by email, and keep a copy with your contract.

The state’s own advice on hiring is on the CSLB Hire a Contractor page (opens in a new tab), and our remodeling FAQ covers contracts, deposits and permits.

Before you sign

Red flags when hiring a remodeling contractor

Six warning signs drawn from the CSLB pamphlet What You Should Know Before Hiring a Contractor (opens in a new tab). Use them with any company you talk to.

  • A knock on the doorSomeone shows up uninvited, or pushes you to sign today. The CSLB advises against door-to-door and high-pressure sales.
  • A large depositFor home improvement, the down payment cannot be more than 10 percent of the price or $1,000, whichever is less.
  • Cash onlyThe state board tells homeowners to avoid paying in cash and to keep every receipt in a job file.
  • No written contractMaterials, cleanup, the price and the payment schedule should all be spelled out and signed.
  • Payments ahead of the workEach payment should match work that is already done, as set out in the contract.
  • No permits, no license cardAsk to see the pocket license and confirm the contractor will pull the permits from your building department.

FAQ

Questions about our license and insurance

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Yes, under California license #1130522, classification B-2 Residential Remodeling. You can confirm it any time on the CSLB license lookup (opens in a new tab).

Yes. Coverage details and certificates of insurance are available on request. Ask for one during the free visit, by phone at (925) 450-4266 or through our contact page.

It is a surety bond the state requires for every active contractor license. Partners Remodeling’s bond is $25,000, issued by Western Surety, and it is listed on the CSLB record.

Maurelio, the owner of Partners Remodeling, is the license qualifier on the CSLB record. You can meet him and his son, João Luiz, on our About page.