Parallel Painting

Licensed businesses Contractor-to-contractor

Bigger scopes.
Clean handoffs.
Known standards.

I’m building a dependable bench of licensed C-33, C-6, and C-9 businesses so I can quote larger and adjacent finish scopes without sending a good client away to start over.

Introduce your company

THE BENCH / 01

Three licenses. Three clear lanes.

This page is for licensed businesses, not an employee application. Each partner keeps responsibility for the scope assigned to its company. License status, insurance, workers’ compensation status, references, and work quality are verified before assignment.

01C-33

Painting & Decorating

The priority lane for larger painting work.

  • Whole-home and large interior repaints
  • Occupied-home prep and protection
  • Fine-finish and cabinet capability when qualified
  • Crews that communicate schedule and issues early
Priority: dependable capacity without lowering the finish standard.
02C-6

Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry

For installation work that begins where refinishing stops.

  • New hardware layout, boring, and installation
  • Hinge replacement, adjustment, and alignment
  • Damaged door replacement and door hanging
  • Smooth MDF inset-door upgrades and finish carpentry
The client gets a qualified handoff instead of a dead end.
03C-9

Drywall

For board and tape work outside ordinary paint preparation.

  • Drywall hanging and fastening
  • Screw and fastener work
  • Taping, joint finishing, repairs, and texture matching
  • Coordination with painting prep, skimming, and wallpaper preparation
Scope boundaries stay explicit before work starts.

HOW IT WORKS / 02

Proof first. Then a small real job.

When a partner scope is involved, I identify the firm responsible and keep the handoff clear. I do not present another company’s licensed scope as work personally performed by Parallel Painting.

  1. 01

    Verify

    Current CSLB classification, insurance, workers’ compensation status, references, and representative work.

  2. 02

    Test

    A contained first project shows communication, protection, production, punch handling, and finish quality.

  3. 03

    Build trust

    Good execution creates a repeat lane for the scopes and corridors that actually fit your crew.

GOOD FIT / 03

What earns the next call.

01Truthful capacity. You say what your crew can handle, flag conflicts early, and do not disappear when a schedule tightens.

02Protected homes. Floors, furniture, dust paths, access, and daily cleanup are planned—not improvised.

03Visible accountability. The licensed business named for the scope stays responsible for its people, documents, and punch work.

04Finish judgment. You know what is ready, what needs another pass, and what must be discussed before it gets buried.

Business qualifications first

Tell me where your crew fits.

No document upload is required here. License, insurance, references, and work quality are verified before any assignment.

01 Contact
02 License and capacity
Capabilities your business performs

Choose only scopes your current crew can execute and stand behind.

03 Project fit

Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Do not send SSN, banking, tax, medical, or identity documents through this form.

LOOKING FOR A JOB?

Use the employee application.

The painter / spray-finisher opening has its own W-2 application and screening questions.Go to the employee opening