Workers' comp x-dates in Monterey County

1,450 contractors in Monterey County have a workers' comp policy on file with the CSLB, and every one carries an expiration date. 238 expire in the next 60 days, 333 in 90. January is the busiest month. State Compensation Insurance Fund holds the most of them. A producer working this county has 26 renewals a week to open on.

1,450
Policies on file
54% of active licences
238
Expire in 60 days
333
Expire in 90 days
about 26 a week
42
Lapsed or suspended
1,191
Exempt (no employees)
34
New licences, 90 days

Renewals by month, Monterey County

Policies on file expiring in each of the next 12 months.

76
Sep
153
Oct
86
Nov
99
Dec
192
Jan
119
Feb
118
Mar
106
Apr
101
May
113
Jun
128
Jul
75
Aug
7
Sep

X-dates by trade

Active licences per trade; each page has its own renewal calendar

  1. General Building1,109
  2. Electrical293
  3. Painting/Finish268
  4. Plumbing208
  5. Landscaping203
  6. General Engineering146
  7. HVAC86
  8. Tile85
  9. Flooring76
  10. Roofing62
  11. Concrete/Masonry51

Cities with the most contractors

  1. Salinas952

What changed in Monterey County this month

Recent changes in state records, one line each, company names withheld on public pages. Birdray users see the company, the contact and the timing.

  • Coverage lapsedPainting/FinishWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedFlooringWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedGeneral BuildingWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedGeneral BuildingWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedTileWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedLandscapingWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedGeneral BuildingWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06
  • Coverage lapsedFlooringWorkers' comp coverage lapsed; licence suspended2026-09-06

Working Monterey County renewals

The calendar above is the whole county's comp book, by the month it comes up for renewal. Read it three ways. The tall months are where a producer needs capacity: January alone has 192 expirations, and each one is a company that can be reached 60 to 90 days earlier. The carrier list says who holds the book: the top carrier's policyholders are the natural targets for any agency with a competing market on the class. And the lapse count is the quiet opportunity: 42 licences are suspended for missing coverage, and the ones still working need a policy before the CSLB reinstates them.

Birdray turns this calendar into a queue. Each week it enrolls the contractors whose x-date falls inside your window, researches them, writes a first email from something true about the business, and sends it from your inbox. What that looks like for an agency in Monterey County →

Frequently asked

How many contractor workers' comp policies renew in Monterey County in the next 90 days?
333, out of 1,450 policies on file. 238 of them expire within 60 days.
Which month has the most renewals in Monterey County?
January, with 192 expirations. The chart on this page shows all twelve months.
Which carriers are losing the most renewals here?
By policies on file: State Compensation Insurance Fund (340), Employers Preferred Insurance Co. (71), Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. (67), Technology Insurance Co. Inc (62). Every one of those policies has an expiration date on the public record.
How many contractors in Monterey County have let coverage lapse?
42 licences show lapsed or suspended workers' comp, and 1,191 hold an exemption. An exemption holder that hires becomes a new policy within weeks.

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 2026-09-02. Every field and its source →