PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE

Yes. PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE holds an active C-8 registration (#538252) with the California Contractors State License Board. This registration is valid through August 2026. You can verify this license directly on the CSLB website.

PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE carries general liability insurance through CLEAR SPRING PROPERTY AND CASUALTY COMPANY, and a $25,000 surety bond issued by PHILADELPHIA INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Before hiring any contractor, confirm that coverage is current and request a certificate of insurance naming your association as additionally insured.

PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE has a clean record with no violations, complaints, or debarments filed with the California Contractors State License Board.

PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE has an active California registration, general liability insurance, a surety bond, and a clean compliance record. These are the baseline credentials to verify before hiring a contractor for c-8 work. For HOA and community association projects, also confirm current workers' compensation coverage, request a certificate of insurance naming the association as additionally insured, and ensure the scope of work aligns with your board's approved budget.

You can verify PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE's C-8 registration (#538252) directly through the California Contractors State License Board. Search by license number or business name on the CSLB website. The CSLB database shows current license status, bond information, insurance verification, and any violations or complaints on file.

PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE provides c-8 services in the Thousand Oaks area. Contact PACIFIC COAST CONCRETE directly to confirm availability for your specific project and request a detailed scope of work and estimate.