Contractors in San Diego, California

39 listings: general contractors (4), roofing contractors (3), electricians (6), plumbers (14), hvac contractors (8), concrete & masonry (1).

How Do You Find a Licensed Contractor in San Diego, California?

We list 39 contractors in San Diego, from open map data with no license check. California has a statewide contractor license. Ask for the license number, confirm it with the state or city, and get at least two written bids.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap (downloaded November 6, 2026).

360 Windows & Doors

7847 Dunbrook Road, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedWindows, Siding & Insulation

Attic Projects

7840 Dunbrook Road, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedWindows, Siding & Insulation

Big Bully Turf

350 Tenth Avenue, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedLandscaping & Fencing

CLD Electric

5519 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedElectricians

Design Synthesis

9855 Black Mountain Road, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedGeneral Contractors

J Geyer Plumbing

7556 Trade Street, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedPlumbers

Jackson & Blanc

7929 Arjons Drive, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedHVAC Contractors

Mr. Rooter

9424 Chesapeake Drive, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedPlumbers

My Plumber CA

7150 Convoy Court, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedPlumbers

Pro-Tech Painting

7566 Trade Street, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedPainters & Drywall

Tile Roofing San Diego

350 10th Ave, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedRoofing ContractorsFlooring & Tile

ZED Electric

2158 Catalina Boulevard, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedElectricians

Highland

San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedGeneral Contractors

Oliver Stuff

8280 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, San Diego

Map listing: license not checkedCarpenters & Framers
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Before You Hire in San Diego

California has a statewide contractor license. Threshold: $1,000 in labor and materials, or a job needing a permit or extra workers. Read the California license summary, then use the hiring checklist and compare your bids. Your city’s building department can also tell you which permits your job needs.

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