10-4 Millwork
Cabinet & Finish Carpentry Contractors
San Mateo, CA
C-6 — Lic #1126005Verify on CSLB
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Cabinet & Finish Carpentry Contractors
San Mateo, CA
C-6 — Lic #1126005Verify on CSLB
Cabinet & Finish Carpentry Contractors
Oxnard, CA
C-6 — Lic #1114680Verify on CSLB
Cabinet & Finish Carpentry Contractors
Los Angeles, CA
C-6 — Lic #1099172Verify on CSLB
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Cabinetry is the part of a build people touch every day, and it is also the part where mistakes are most visible. Doors that do not sit flush, drawers that bind, a run of crown that wanders away from the ceiling line — none of it hides. Finish carpentry is measured in fractions of an inch, and the work either reads as careful or it does not.
A C-6 licence does not promise taste, and we are not going to claim it does. What it tells you is that the contractor passed the state trade and law exams for this classification, carries the state-mandated bond, and has no active disciplinary suspension on file. That is a floor to stand on, and it is checkable — which is more than a gallery of photos can offer.
Active C-6 status on the CSLB register, with the number shown
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What C-6 covers comes from the state record, not from us
We cover the full spectrum of residential and commercial needs. Here is what our pros can do for you:
Hanging and aligning upper and base runs, scribing to out-of-square walls, and setting doors and drawer fronts to consistent reveals. Most of the visible quality in a kitchen comes from this stage rather than from the boxes themselves.
Cabinets built for a specific opening rather than ordered to a standard size — window seats, media walls, laundry runs, and the awkward corners a stock catalogue does not cover.
Shaped and machined wood elements: mouldings, panelling, mantels, and stair parts. C-6 is the classification the state assigns to this work.
Baseboard, casing, crown, wainscot and the joinery that ties them together. Mitres that stay closed through a season of humidity change are the mark of the trade.
Hanging and fitting interior doors, window sashes, and the trim around them — named directly in the CSLB scope for this classification.
Partition walls that carry no structural load. Anything that does carry load falls outside C-6 and belongs to a framing or general building contractor.
New doors, drawer fronts and veneer over sound existing boxes, plus hinge, slide and alignment repair. Usually the cheaper path when the carcasses are still square and solid.
Fitted wardrobe interiors, pantry shelving and garage storage built into the space rather than dropped into it.
California requires a licence for cabinet, millwork and finish carpentry work over $500 in combined labour and materials. The CSLB describes the C-6 classification directly: a cabinet, millwork and finish carpentry contractor makes, installs and repairs cabinets, cases, sashes, doors, trims, non-bearing partitions and other items of finish carpentry. That sentence is the scope — anything beyond it belongs to another classification.
Every contractor on this page is matched against the California State License Board register and appears only while their C-6 licence status is active. The licence number is shown with a link to the CSLB record so you can confirm it yourself at cslb.ca.gov.
To be clear about the limits: True Local Pros verifies CSLB licence status only. We do not verify insurance, bonding, or workmanship, because those are not in the public register we read. Before any work starts, ask the contractor for proof of insurance, and ask for three recent references you can call. License first. References second. Reviews last.
If the job exceeds $500 in combined labour and materials — which a kitchen cabinet installation almost always does — California requires an active CSLB licence. C-6 is the classification the state assigns to cabinet, millwork and finish carpentry work. You can verify any licence number on this page at cslb.ca.gov.
C-6 is a speciality classification covering cabinets, millwork and finish carpentry specifically. Class B coordinates projects involving two or more unrelated trades. If cabinetry is the whole job, a C-6 holder is licensed for it directly. If the cabinets are one part of a larger remodel touching plumbing, electrical and framing, that is Class B territory.
No. The CSLB scope for C-6 names non-bearing partitions. Structural work that carries load falls to a framing (C-5) or general building (B) contractor. If your project moves a wall that holds weight, ask which classification the contractor is bringing to that part of the work.
Take the licence number shown on the listing and enter it in the CSLB License Check tool at cslb.ca.gov. It shows whether the licence is active, which classifications it covers, the bond on file, and any status flags. We link straight to each record so you can confirm it in one click.
We do not know, and we will not claim otherwise. Insurance is not recorded in the public CSLB register, which is the only source we read. Ask the contractor directly for a certificate of insurance before work begins — a licensed contractor will expect the question.
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