The license at a glance
This is what the state license board's record shows for Nuvia Water Technologies Inc.
| What the state's record shows | |
|---|---|
| Business name | Nuvia Water Technologies Inc., a corporation |
| License number | 969902 |
| Status | Current and active |
| Classification | C-55, Water Conditioning |
| Issued | February 8, 2012 |
| Expires | February 29, 2028 |
| Address on the license | 170 Vander Street, Unit B, Corona, CA 92878 |
| Contractor's bond | On file with the state |
| Workers' compensation insurance | On file with the state |
| Qualifying individual | Ronald Wayne Johnson |
Open the state's record for license 969902. Status and dates change when a license is renewed, so confirm the current status on the state site, not on this page.
What the bond and the insurance line mean here
The state's record lists a contractor's bond and workers' compensation insurance as on file. We do not print bond numbers, policy numbers or amounts on this page. The state's record is the place to read what is on file. If you want to see other coverage before work starts, ask the contractor for a certificate of insurance. That goes for any contractor you hire.
What C-55 covers
The state license board defines a C-55 water conditioning contractor as one who installs water conditioning equipment with only the pipe and fittings needed to connect it to the water supply and to bypass the parts of the supply that should not get conditioned water. The board's C-55 classification page has the full wording.
Check any contractor's license yourself
It takes a license number or a business name, and it works for any contractor in California.
- Open the state's lookup. Check a License is run by the Contractors State License Board.
- Search. Use the license number (digits only, no letters), the business name, or the contractor's name. The page has search tips for names that do not come up on the first try.
- Read the record. Look at the status, the classification, the expiration date, the bond and workers' compensation lines, and the complaint disclosure. The classification should match the work you are hiring for.
- Match it to the paperwork. The name and number on the record should match the name and number on the bid and the contract. California requires a contractor to show the license number in advertising (Business and Professions Code 7030.5), so a bid or an ad with no number is worth a question.
The board's Hire a Licensed Contractor page has guides on what type of contractor you need and whether your project needs a building permit.
Other ways to check us
Read the Google reviews, including the low ones, and see how to check a postcard or letter from us on the about our mail page. The reviews page explains how to read them.
If you are deciding between a system you install yourself and one a contractor installs, read online DIY or professional installation.
Start with the free water analysis
The free water analysis is done at your tap. It looks at hardness, chlorine and total dissolved solids, and it is not a health screening. You see the numbers first, then you pick a system that fits them.
Sources
- California Contractors State License Board, license record for 969902
- California Contractors State License Board, Check a License
- California Contractors State License Board, C-55 Water Conditioning Contractor
- California Contractors State License Board, Hire a Licensed Contractor
- California Business and Professions Code, section 7030.5 (license number in advertising)
Questions people ask
What is Nuvia's contractor license number?
Nuvia Water Technologies Inc. holds California contractor license 969902, classification C-55 Water Conditioning. Look it up on the state license board's site to see the record for yourself.
How do I check a contractor's license in California?
Use the state license board's Check a License page. Search by license number, by business name or by the contractor's name, then read the status, the classification, the expiration date, the bond and workers' compensation lines, and any complaint disclosure.
What does a C-55 license cover?
The state board defines a C-55 water conditioning contractor as one who installs water conditioning equipment with only the pipe and fittings needed to connect it to the water supply and to bypass the parts of the supply that should not get conditioned water.
Is Nuvia bonded and insured?
The state's record for license 969902 shows a contractor's bond and workers' compensation insurance on file. This page does not print bond or policy numbers or amounts. Check the state record for current status.
Who is the qualifying individual on Nuvia's license?
The state's record lists Ronald Wayne Johnson as the qualifying individual.
Should I check a license before I sign anything?
Yes, for any contractor, ours included. A bid, a flyer or an ad with no license number is worth a question, because California requires a contractor to show the number in advertising.
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