Licensing & Insurance

CREDENTIALS

In California, roofing contractors are required by law to be properly licensed, bonded, and insured when performing residential roofing work. These requirements are designed to protect homeowners from financial risk, unsafe work practices, and unqualified contractors.

All Star Roof Replacement operates under Team All Star Construction (CSLB #1009760), ensuring all work meets California licensing, bonding, and insurance requirements. Our licensing confirms that we have met California’s experience standards, passed state examinations, and maintain an active contractor bond. Our insurance coverage helps protect homeowners from liability related to property damage or on-site injuries.

Hiring a licensed and insured roofing contractor ensures your project is completed legally, safely, and in compliance with California building standards—while giving you peace of mind before work begins.

Completed roof replacement using architectural asphalt shingles on a craftsman-style residential home
WHY IT MATTERS

Why Licensing and Insurance Are Essential in Roofing

Roof replacement is a structural project that directly affects the safety and integrity of your home. Proper licensing and insurance are not formalities — they are foundational protections for homeowners.

Working with a licensed and insured contractor helps ensure:

Our goal is to operate with transparency so homeowners understand who they are hiring.

licensed and insured

What “licensed and insured” means for your home

A licensed contractor in California has met experience requirements, passed state board exams, and is legally authorized to perform roofing work. A bond provides extra consumer protection if there are verified contract violations. Proper insurance typically includes liability coverage for property damage and workers’ compensation, protecting you from financial risk if a worker is injured on your property. These safeguards reduce homeowner liability and improve job accountability.

In California, roofers performing residential roofing work must hold a Class C-39 Roofing Contractor License, which includes verification of experience and surety bonding requirements.

California Contractor License (CSLB #1009760)

CONTRACTOR LICENSE

Roof replacement services are provided by Team All Star Construction, a California-licensed contractor (CSLB #1009760).

This license is:

Homeowners are encouraged to independently verify any contractor’s license status.

Verify our license through the CSLB website: Click here to verify ->

BONDING

Contractor Bond on File

As part of California licensing requirements, All Star Roof Replacement maintains a contractor’s bond on file with the state.

A contractor bond provides:

This is one of the mechanisms the state uses to protect homeowners.

MANUFACTURER CREDENTIALS

Owens Corning Preferred Contractor

In addition to state licensing, we are recognized as an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor.

This designation reflects:

It does not replace licensing — it complements it by reinforcing technical accountability.

Architectural shingle roof replacement with dormer detailing
SERVICE AREA

Licensed to Serve Southern California Homeowners

Our licensing and insurance support work across the regions we serve, including:

Each city and municipality may have specific permit or inspection requirements, which are addressed as part of the project planning process.

TRANSPARENCY

Encouraging Homeowners to Verify Credentials

We believe homeowners should feel comfortable verifying credentials before hiring any contractor.

You are encouraged to:

An informed homeowner is better equipped to make confident decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions — Licensing & Insurance

Yes. In California, contractors performing residential roofing worth more than $500 must hold a valid Class C-39 roofing contractor license issued by the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB).

Proper insurance includes general liability for property damage and workers’ compensation to protect homeowners if a worker is injured on your property.

A contractor bond provides financial protection if contract violations occur and ensures accountability tied to license compliance.

Yes — homeowners can check any contractor’s current status on the CSLB website using the license number.

NEXT STEP

Request a Free Roof Estimate

If you’re exploring roof replacement and would like to work with a properly licensed and insured contractor, we invite you to begin with a free virtual estimate.

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