WORK COMP SUSP

MAY ROOFING

License #764280HeraldSole OwnerLicensed since June 10, 1999

Suspended: workers' compensation coverage lapsed. A contractor whose license is not clear is not legally permitted to contract for work in California until the issue is resolved.

License

Status
WORK COMP SUSP
First issued
June 10, 1999
Expires
September 30, 2027
Entity
Sole Owner
Address of record
14113 BESKEEN RD, Herald, CA 95638
Phone of record
(209) 570 5709

Contractor bond

Surety
PHILADELPHIA INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY
Bond number
PB10163409779
Amount
$25,000
Effective
March 28, 2026

Workers’ compensation

Carrier
STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND
Policy number
9378606
Effective
April 14, 2025
Expires
April 14, 2026

Are they licensed for your job?

A California contractor may only contract for work their classification covers. Pick the job and this reads the license on file against it.

Licensed to perform

A contractor may only contract for work within their classifications.

People on this license

NameTitleSinceThrough
VELAZQUEZ EVERARDO MARTINEZSole OwnerJune 10, 1999Current
VELAZQUEZ EVERARDO MARTINEZSole OwnerMarch 6, 2000January 1, 2004

Verified status badge

Put this on your website or in a bid packet. It reads the state’s record live every time someone loads it, so it is never a screenshot of a good day. Free, and you don’t need to claim this listing to use it.

MAY ROOFING — California contractor license #764280 status, verified against CSLB records
<a href="https://bookofbuilders.com/license/764280" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
  <img src="https://bookofbuilders.com/badge/764280.svg" alt="MAY ROOFING — California contractor license #764280 status, verified against CSLB records" width="268" height="76">
</a>

The badge shows whatever the CSLB record says — including a suspension or lapsed coverage. There is no paid version and no way to change what it displays. That is what makes it worth showing. The same data as JSON if you’d rather build your own.

Is this your license?

Claim this page to add your photos, description, service area and contact details. The state’s record above stays exactly as it is — claiming adds to a page, it never edits or hides anything the CSLB reports.

Source: California Contractors State License Board public records. Coverage lapse is evaluated against today’s date; all other fields reflect the latest weekly CSLB file. Confirm at the CSLB’s official record before signing a contract.