California Law Protects You—
But Only If Your Contract Does

California gives property owners some of the strongest protections in the nation.
But if your contract doesn't include them, you may be signing those rights away:

3-Day Right to Cancel You can cancel most home improvement contracts within 3 business days—but only if the contract includes the required cancellation notice.

Payment Limits Contractors cannot demand more than 10% down or $1,000 (whichever is less) before work begins. Payments must be tied to work completed.

Mandatory Disclosures Contracts must include the contractor's license number, project scope, timeline, total price, and warnings about mechanics liens on your property.

Lien Protection Rights You have the right to require unconditional lien releases before making progress payments—protecting your home from claims by unpaid subcontractors.

Most contractor-drafted contracts fail to include these required protections.
If it's not in writing, you may not be covered.

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Who We Represent

Property Owners Across California

Homeowners

Renovating your kitchen, adding a room, or building your dream home. We ensure your contractor delivers on their promises.

Commercial Owners

Retail spaces, office buildings, and industrial properties. We protect your commercial investments from construction risks.

Developers

Multi-unit residential, mixed-use, and large-scale projects. We structure contracts that protect your development timeline and budget.

What We Provide

Comprehensive Contract Services

Contract Review & Breakdown

We thoroughly review your construction contract and provide a clear, plain-language explanation of every clause—so you understand exactly what you're signing.

Rights, Obligations & Risks

We identify and explain your rights under California law, your obligations to the contractor, and any risks or red flags hidden in the contract terms.

Revision & Drafting

We revise existing contracts to better protect your interests, or draft new contracts from scratch when your project requires custom terms and protections.

Ready to Protect Your Project?

Don't sign a construction contract until you understand what you're agreeing to.
Let us review your contract and explain your options.