ATC Construction, Inc. is your one stop shop for homes that have been damaged by termites, water or the seasons.  We also provide construction work for aesthetic purposes.

Our services are unsurpassed and our clients are our number 1 priority.

Please click on a service below for detailed information on each service offered:

Termite Damage Repair

Dry Rot Damage Repair

Deck Repair & Restoration

Original Custom Decks

Fascia Boards

Wood Patio Covers

General Contracting

What Does Hiring a Licensed Contractor Mean to You?

Read up, learn the difference between a licensed and unlicensed contractor.

Who is considered an illegal contractor?
It is illegal for an unlicensed person to perform contracting work on any project valued at $600 or more in labor and materials. Besides being illegal, unlicensed contractors lack accountability and have a high rate of involvement in construction scams. They are also unfair competition for licensed contractors who operate with bonds, insurance and other responsible business practices.

Anyone performing construction work in California that totals $600 dollars or more in labor and materials must be licensed by CSLB.

All contractor advertisements, whether it be an ad on Craigslist, ad in the phone book, ad in the newspaper, a flyer that shows up at your front door, or the company's name on the side of a truck, must have the contractor's 6 digit state license number posted. IT IS THE LAW! If you don't see a 6 digit license number posted, that person is not a licensed contractor. Don't call, many on Craigslist use FAKE, EXPIRED  license numbers or steal one from a legitimate contractor. This is why it is so important to check everything.

Always check all license numbers at the California State License Board web site.

Licensed contractors must demonstrate at least 4 years of experience/education in the trade for which they are licensed, be fingerprinted, have an FBI background check, and be bonded.

Know that who you are hiring is not a criminal or felon with a record. All state licensed contractors must furnish a full set of fingerprints for purposes of the board conducting a criminal history record check. The fingerprints will be used to allow the California Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to provide criminal history to the Board. To learn more about this process, click here.

Unlicensed contractors are part of the $60-140 billion dollar underground economy that does not pay taxes, insurance, or follow safety laws. 

These homeowners took the word of unlicensed individuals and were scammed out of thousands of dollars. Watch these videos and don't let this happen to you.