For property managers and city agencies
What your vendor file asks for
We send these before the first day on site, so the file is complete when the truck arrives.
License
Our C-10 class and number, with the board's lookup page.
Insurance certificate
Liability and workers' compensation. Additional insured on request.
Safety plan
Fall protection, cones and a spotter on every lift. We follow your site rules too.
Vendor forms
W-9 and your registration forms, filled in the week you ask.
Bid and change-order forms
Ours, or yours if the agency requires its own.
Site contacts
A named office contact and a crew lead for every job.
License and insurance, on the record
Look us up before you hire us. The numbers are in the footer of every page and the certificate comes before day one.
License
C-10 Electrical ContractorVerify
CA Lic. 000000 · California Contractors State License Board
California's electrical contractor license. It lets the holder pull permits for electrical work. Look it up on the board's site before you hire.
Insurance
General liability and workers' compensation insurance
Insurer named on the certificate
A certificate goes to your property file before the first day on site.
Languages
English
Office and field
Spanish
Jaime, Elvira, Valentina and Nicolás
Questions from vendor files
Can you meet our vendor requirements?
Send them. We'll tell you before we bid what we can meet, including insurance limits, background checks and site hours.
What happens on a lot walk?
We walk the lot after dark, with you or your site contact if you like, and mark every dark, flickering or leaning pole on a map. You keep the map even if you don't hire us.
What is in a written bid?
The scope pole by pole, what is not included, who pulls the permit, the schedule and how we'll handle the lanes. Anything that changes the scope goes on a change order before we do it.
Send us your requirements.
Tell us what the file needs and when. We'll answer before we bid.