Built for your company
California construction contracts, branded to your company
Digital personalized contracts, fully company branded. Your logo and your company colors on a proven set of California construction documents — so every page a customer sees looks like it came from your business, not off the internet.
Your logo, your colors
Your logo and your company colors go on every page — headers, accent bars, callouts and footers all set to match your branding.
Sample companies, shown to illustrate the branding. Send us your logo and your colors and we build your set to match.
In both packages · $695 package
Pricing
Essential
$395
Everything you need to sell, document and bill a residential job.
Best value
Complete
$695
Everything in the $395 package, plus the documents you need once you are bidding commercial work, hiring subs and closing jobs out.
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A PNG or a vector file. Screenshots will not work — they are too low resolution to print or scale, and the logo will look rough on every document.
These are proven templates, already built and already compliant. The layout and dimensions stay as they are. What changes is that your logo goes on them.
Tell us your brand colors and we set the documents to match — headers, accent bars, callouts, the lot. It does not affect the dimensions, so there is no reason not to. Your paperwork should look like the rest of your business.
Logo design is a separate service and is not included in these prices. See websites and logos, and we will get the logo made before the documents are built.
Most contractors are running their business on a contract someone emailed them years ago, or a generic form off the internet that was never written for California. It has the wrong down payment language, no cancellation notice, and nothing on it that says who you are.
Every document we build is company branded. Your logo goes at the top of every page, and we set the document colors to your company colors — so the contract, the estimate and the invoice all match your truck, your cards and your website. A homeowner deciding between you and two other bids notices that.
They are built to California code, and every home improvement contract goes through a B&P §7159 compliance audit before we hand it over. You get finished PDFs — print them, email them, or fill them in on a tablet at the kitchen table.
The core residential document. Terms and conditions, the mechanic's lien warning, and every disclosure California requires — so what you are signing customers on holds up. In both packages.
Quotes the work clearly without accidentally becoming a binding contract before anyone signs. In both packages.
Branded and itemized, so your billing matches what the contract promised. In both packages.
For the extra work that shows up on every job. Signed before the work happens is the difference between getting paid for it and eating the cost. In both packages.
The attachment for jobs where the scope will not fit on the contract itself. Keeps the scope specific instead of vague. In both packages.
For commercial work, where the residential home improvement rules do not apply and the terms are different. In the $695 package.
For service calls and smaller repair work that does not need a full home improvement contract. In the $695 package.
For when you are the one hiring. Scope, payment terms, insurance and indemnity. In the $695 package.
The notice that protects your lien rights under Civil Code §8200. Miss the deadline and your ability to collect goes with it. In the $695 package.
Recorded when the job is finished. It starts the clock on the lien period and closes the job out cleanly, which matters when you want final payment released. In the $695 package.
Straight answers
Your business name, license number and classification, your contact details, and your original logo file. It has to be a PNG or a vector file — a screenshot will not work, because the resolution is too low to print cleanly.
We can get one made first. Logo design is a separate service and is not included in the document pricing — see websites and logos.
The documents are pre-made and the dimensions stay the same. We add your logo, and we can adjust the colors to match your branding since that does not change the layout.
Every home improvement contract we build runs through a B&P §7159 compliance audit before delivery, checking the required notices, down payment cap, cancellation rights and payment schedule language. That said, we are a licensing school, not a law firm — for terms specific to your situation, have an attorney review them.
Finished PDFs, ready to print or fill out digitally.
The documents and the course solve different problems. We build the paperwork; the contracts course teaches you to read and fill it out correctly on a live job. Most contractors benefit from both.
Yes — dozens of California contractors across roofing, concrete, landscaping, plumbing, electrical, tile, framing, painting and pools.
Blue Collar Licensing is a contractor licensing school, not a law firm, and Luis Gonzalez is not an attorney. These documents are built from CSLB public information and from California statutes published and freely accessible online — principally the Business and Professions Code and the Civil Code — together with more than a decade of experience preparing paperwork for California contractors.
Every home improvement contract we build is checked against the B&P §7159 requirements before delivery. That is a compliance check against the statute, not a legal opinion on your business or on any particular job.
If your work involves unusual terms, a large commercial scope, a dispute, or anything with real money at stake, have a California construction attorney review your documents before you use them. Buying these documents does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Laws change. Check that the version you are using is current before you sign a customer on it.
Tell us your company name, your license and your trade. We will build the set.
