Clear — workers' comp lapsed

SCHUG CONSTRUCTION

License #962371PortolaSole OwnerLicensed since June 21, 2011

This license is in good standing, but the workers’ compensation policy on file expired September 2026. If a worker is injured on your project without coverage, the liability can reach you as the homeowner. Ask for a current certificate of insurance before signing.

License

Status
CLEAR
First issued
June 21, 2011
Expires
June 30, 2027
Entity
Sole Owner
Address of record
766 GRIZZLY ROAD, Portola, CA 96122
Phone of record
(530) 277 9632

Contractor bond

Surety
WESTERN SURETY COMPANY
Bond number
66618362
Amount
$25,000
Effective
March 10, 2023

Workers’ compensation

Carrier
PIE INSURANCE COMPANY (THE)
Policy number
WCPI2967416000
Effective
September 9, 2025
Expires
September 9, 2026lapsed

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People on this license

NameTitleSinceThrough
SCHUG JACOB JOHNSole OwnerJune 21, 2011Current

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