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B General Building Licenses in Victorville: Bond, Workers' Comp & Compliance

B license compliance in Victorville: suspensions, workers' comp status, $25,000 bond and LLC rules from CSLB data. CA License #6008596.

B compliance in Victorville — CSLB data

Of the 127 B contractors licensed in Victorville, 29% carry workers' comp and 69% claim the no-employee exemption (CSLB, September 2026).

7 of them are suspended (1 workers' comp / 6 bond) — a suspended license cannot legally contract.

County-wide, San Bernardino County has 4,172 B licenses, with 42 workers' comp and 201 bond suspensions.

Experience mix: median 11.4 years licensed, 19% new (<3 yrs), 35% veterans (20+ yrs). 7 were issued in the last 12 months.

6% are LLCs, which carry extra CSLB insurance and bond rules (below).

What CSLB requires for a B license

  • License bond: $25,000 on file with CSLB.
  • Workers' comp: required with employees; mandatory for all active licenses from January 1, 2028 (SB 1455).
  • LLC licenses: $1M+ liability insurance and a $100,000 employee/worker bond.

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Frequently asked questions

How many B licenses in Victorville are suspended?

As of September 2026, 1 for workers' comp and 6 for bond issues, out of 127 active B licenses based in Victorville.

How many new B licenses were issued in Victorville last year?

7 in the 12 months to September 2026. Each needed a $25,000 bond on file before CSLB issued the license.

Why does my workers' comp audit charge me for subcontractors?

If a sub cannot prove its own workers' comp coverage, carriers typically add that sub's payroll to your policy at audit. Collecting current certificates from every sub is the simplest protection.

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