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Avila Alvaro Excavation and Paving

Alvaro Avila Excavation and Paving

Active Expires January 31, 2028

License number
1035219
License type
Earthwork and paving (C-12)
Location
Reno, CA
Issued by
California Contractors State License Board

What this license means

California requires a CSLB license for any job where labor and materials cost $1,000 or more, and the license must cover the kind of work. Each classification (the letter-number codes) is one kind of work; a C-39 roofer can't contract for electrical work.

Before you hire Avila Alvaro Excavation and Paving

  1. Confirm the record on the official site

    Our copy is from the state's file dated November 6, 2026. The official record is live and also lists complaints and discipline, which our data doesn't include.

    Open license 1035219 on CSLB

  2. Make sure the name on the contract matches

    The contract, the permit and the license should all name Avila Alvaro Excavation and Paving or Alvaro Avila Excavation and Paving. A different company name on the paperwork usually means someone else is working under this license.

  3. Check the license covers your job

    This is a earthwork and paving (c-12) license. If your job is a different trade, the contractor needs that license too, or a licensed sub for that part.

Is this your license, or is something wrong?

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