Verify the license
- Ask for the number.Get the contractor's CSLB license number in writing, on the quote or business card.
- Look it up.Search the number at cslb.ca.gov.
- Check status.Confirm the license is active and note the classification shown.
- Match the name.Make sure the business name on the license matches the name on your quote.
Before the work
After the work
What a good proposal looks like
Clear
- Names the leaking line and how it was found
- Explains why this repair fits
- Lists openings and restoration
- Includes license number
Unclear
- Just says fix slab leak
- No mention of alternatives
- Silent on patching and flooring
- No license number
A note about this site
This is a preview site for Yorba Linda Slab Leak Repair: the phone number shown is a temporary placeholder and the request form is not connected yet. Use this checklist with any plumber you are considering, including us once our details are published, and rely on the CSLB lookup at cslb.ca.gov rather than claims on any website.
Common questions
What classification should a plumber have?
The CSLB lookup shows each license's classification. Ask the contractor to explain how their license covers the work you need.
Is a business license the same as a CSLB license?
No. A city business license is different from a state contractor license. Check the CSLB license specifically.
How many contractors should I talk to?
For larger jobs like reroutes or repipes, many homeowners compare at least two written proposals.
General information for Yorba Linda, not a quote or professional advice. In an emergency, call 911.