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Velocity Construction Services holds California CSLB License #1005278, carrying five classifications — A, B, C-9, C-10, and C-33 — so structural, drywall, electrical, and finish work all stay with one accountable team.

CSLB #1005278

Five classifications, one license

Each classification defines work we are licensed to self-perform. Here is what each one covers.

A

General Engineering Contractor

Covers fixed works that require specialized engineering knowledge and skill — grading, drainage, paving, utilities, site work, and structural site preparation. This is the foundation for getting a property graded, drained, and ready to build on.

B

General Building Contractor

Covers structures built to support, shelter, and enclose people or property, where the work uses at least two unrelated building trades. This is the classification behind whole-home builds, additions, and major remodels.

C-9

Drywall

Covers laying out and installing gypsum wallboard and its assemblies — including non-structural metal framing — and the taping and texturing that produce a continuous smooth or textured surface ready for finish.

C-10

Electrical

Covers placing, installing, erecting, and connecting wires, fixtures, appliances, raceways, conduits, and solar photovoltaic systems — anything that generates, transmits, transforms, or uses electrical energy.

C-33

Painting & Decorating

Covers preparing surfaces — scraping, sandblasting, and similar prep — then applying paints, coatings, stains, textures, and papers to decorate, protect, fireproof, and waterproof.

All under one license

Holding these classifications together means fewer hand-offs between separate contractors, tighter coordination, and more speed — one accountable team moving the work from site prep through final paint.

Classification scopes are summarized from the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB). You can verify License #1005278 directly on the CSLB website.

Why five classifications matter

Most remodels touch several trades. When those trades live under separate contractors, schedules slip in the gaps between them and accountability gets blurry.

Because Velocity self-performs structural building, drywall, electrical, and paint, much of your project stays in-house. That means:

  • One point of accountability for the work we perform.
  • Tighter scheduling, with trades sequenced by one team instead of negotiated between several.
  • Fewer outside subcontractors to coordinate and wait on.
  • Faster jobs, because the next phase is already on our crew.
Velocity electrician wiring during a remodel
Velocity craftsman at work on framing and carpentry

General contracting plus the C-trades

Our General A and B classifications let us take on engineering site work and full building projects. The C-trades let us carry that work through to finish without handing it off.

A typical remodel shows why that combination matters. The job runs from framing under the B classification, to drywall under C-9, to electrical under C-10, and finally to paint under C-33 — every phase handled by Velocity crews.

The result is a single team that owns the project end to end, keeps the trades in sequence, and answers for the quality of the finished work.

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