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About the C-6 — Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry License
The C-6 Cabinet, Millwork and Finish Carpentry license covers the fine woodworking and finishing touches that define a home's character. C-6 contractors build and install custom cabinetry, trim work, crown molding, wainscoting, built-in shelving, and other decorative and functional wood elements. This trade requires precision craftsmanship and an eye for detail, as finish carpentry is highly visible and must meet exacting standards. Whether you're renovating a kitchen with custom cabinets or adding architectural details throughout your home, a skilled C-6 contractor can dramatically improve both the appearance and value of your property. When selecting a C-6 contractor, ask to see examples of their previous work, discuss material options and wood species, and get a clear understanding of timelines since custom work often takes longer than standard installations.
About the C-7 — Low Voltage Systems License
The C-7 Low Voltage Systems license covers the installation, maintenance, and repair of systems that operate on low electrical voltage. This includes security alarms, fire detection systems, data and communication cabling, home automation, intercoms, CCTV surveillance, and structured wiring. As smart home technology and security needs continue to grow, C-7 contractors are increasingly in demand. Unlike C-10 electricians who work with standard electrical power, C-7 specialists focus on signal and data systems. This distinction is important because improper installation of low voltage systems can affect performance, void warranties, or create safety issues. When hiring a C-7 contractor, ask about their experience with your specific system type, whether they offer monitoring services, and if they stay current with rapidly evolving technology standards.
💡 Tips for Hiring a Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry Contractor
- Ask to see a portfolio or examples of completed projects
- Discuss material options — solid wood vs. plywood vs. MDF for different applications
- Get a clear timeline, as custom work takes longer than stock installations
- Clarify what is included: hardware, finishing, installation
- Ask about their shop capabilities vs. on-site work
✅ Verify This License
Always verify contractor licensing directly with the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) before hiring. You can look up license #805331 to confirm it is active and check for any complaints or disciplinary actions.
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What does a C-6 license cover?
A C-6 license covers the fabrication and installation of cabinets, millwork, trim, molding, built-ins, and other finish carpentry. This includes both custom shop work and on-site installation of decorative and functional wood elements.
Should I choose custom or stock cabinets?
Custom cabinets offer perfect fit, unique designs, and higher quality materials but cost more and take longer. Stock cabinets are budget-friendly and quick but come in standard sizes. A C-6 contractor can advise on the best option for your space and budget.
What is the difference between C-7 and C-10 licenses?
A C-7 license covers low voltage systems like security, data cabling, and home automation. A C-10 license covers standard electrical work like wiring, panels, and outlets. If your project involves both, you may need contractors with each license.