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Licensed non-specialized contractors in Southern California
Every CSLB D-64 license with a business address in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside or San Bernardino County, from CSLB data updated 10/22/2026.
By county
Los Angeles County has the most, 112 of 383 (29.2%).
| County | Licenses | Active | Share of SoCal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles County | 112 | 107 | 29.2% |
| San Diego County | 79 | 77 | 20.6% |
| Orange County | 78 | 76 | 20.4% |
| Riverside County | 76 | 72 | 19.8% |
| San Bernardino County | 38 | 34 | 9.9% |
Non-specialized (D-64) by city
- San Diego 28
- Anaheim 19
- Los Angeles 13
- Corona 11
- San Marcos 9
- Orange 9
- Palm Desert 8
- Riverside 8
- Murrieta 8
- Costa Mesa 7
- Covina 6
- Vista 6
- Glendale 6
- Menifee 6
- Burbank 6
- Temecula 6
- Irvine 6
- Northridge 6
- Rancho Cucamonga 5
- Escondido 5
- Van Nuys 4
- Perris 4
- Hemet 4
- Yucaipa 4
- Lancaster 4
- Fallbrook 4
- Cathedral City 4
- Santee 4
- Torrance 4
- Chula Vista 4
- Winchester 4
- Azusa 4
- Santa Ana 3
- Oceanside 3
- North Hollywood 3
- Ontario 3
- Colton 3
- Tustin 3
- Hesperia 3
- Santa Clarita 3
- Chino 3
- Laguna Hills 2
- Phelan 2
- Manhattan Beach 2
- Whittier 2
- Granada Hills 2
- Tarzana 2
- Upland 2
- Monrovia 2
- Lake Elsinore 2
- Bonita 2
- Trabuco Canyon 2
- Desert Hot Springs 2
- Laguna Niguel 2
- Yorba Linda 2
- Newport Beach 2
- Palmdale 2
- Carson 2
- San Juan Capistrano 2
- Spring Valley 2
1 new license for Non-specialized (D-64) across SoCal
Issued Oct 16 – Oct 22, 2026.
Quick facts
How many licensed non-specialized contractors are in Southern California?
383 non-specialized contractors with a California CSLB license list a business address in Southern California. 366 of them have an active license in good standing (CSLB data as of 10/22/2026).
How many non-specialized contractors in Southern California have a license problem right now?
17 are not in good standing right now, including 7 suspended for missing workers' comp. 29 active licenses expire within 90 days. Each county and city list linked here shows the status and a plain-English OK-to-hire verdict.
How do I check if a non-specialized contractor is licensed?
Search the business name or license number on LicenseWatch CA to see license status, bond and workers' comp in one place, then confirm on the CSLB website before you sign a contract. In California, work over $1,000 in labor and materials requires a licensed contractor.
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