CSLB classification · Framing/Carpentry

D-41 Siding and Decking

Installs siding and decks.

407
Active licences
250
With workers' comp
61%
51
Renewing in 90 days
3
Lapsed or suspended
139
Exempt
9
New in 90 days

Coverages a producer should expect

  • Workers' comp
  • General liability with completed operations

WCIRB classes usually assigned

  • 5645 Carpentry, dwellings

Governing class depends on actual operations and payroll. Verify with the WCIRB classification search before quoting.

D-41 workers' comp renewals by month, California

15
Sep
18
Oct
9
Nov
15
Dec
31
Jan
15
Feb
20
Mar
19
Apr
19
May
31
Jun
18
Jul
19
Aug
1
Sep

Frequently asked

What does a D-41 licence allow a contractor to do?
Installs siding and decks.
What insurance does a D-41 contractor need?
Workers' compensation is required by law once they have employees; the CSLB suspends a licence without it. Beyond that, producers usually place: Workers' comp; General liability with completed operations.
How many D-41 contractors are there in California?
407 active licences hold the D-41 classification as of 2026-09-06; 250 (61%) have workers' comp on file and 139 are exempt.
When do D-41 workers' comp policies renew?
51 renew within 90 days. January is the peak month.
Which WCIRB class codes apply to D-41 work?
Most often 5645 (Carpentry, dwellings). The WCIRB assigns the class from the actual operations and payroll, so verify per account in the WCIRB classification search.
Selling to D-41 contractors in California?
Birdray runs signal-timed outbound for one agency per territory: the companies behind these numbers, the person to email, and the renewal date, sent from your inbox. The database is free to search.

Sources: CSLB licence and workers' compensation records, California Secretary of State, OSHA, FMCSA, county permits. Aggregates only; no individual contractor appears on this page. "Active" means a CLEAR licence status. Renewal counts include policies on file with the CSLB expiring in the window. Refreshed weekly; this page as of 2026-09-06. Every field and its source →