Sean Roberts · CA Lic #0F00658
OP Insurance Agency, Inc · CA Lic #0H65134
C-39 Roofing license applicants

Your CSLB bond and insurance, filed for you.

We place your Workers' Compensation, General Liability and contractor's bond, then send the filings to CSLB so your license isn't held up.

How would you like to start?

Rather talk now? Call or text (619) 930-9217. Have your CSLB application fee number handy.

Sean Roberts
Sean Roberts, OP Insurance Agency, Inc
La Mesa, CA. Contractor insurance and bonds are a core part of our business.

Start a full quote

Pick a coverage. Each one takes about 5 minutes, and you can answer what you know. Sean will call to fill in the rest. This isn't an instant quote; Sean shops it with the carriers and gets back to you.

Workers' Compensation

Required for every C-39 roofer, even with no employees.

Contractor's Bond

The $25,000 bond every license needs, plus LLC and qualifier bonds.

General Liability

Required for LLCs. GCs and homeowners will ask for it either way.

Commercial Auto

For the trucks and vans you drive to jobs.

Have Sean contact you

Takes about a minute. Sean will reach out the way you choose, usually the same business day.

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What CSLB needs before your license is issued

Check one to see your list:

90-day deadline. Once CSLB mails your bond and fee letter, you have 90 days to file the insurance and bonds above or the application becomes void.

Why one agency for all of it

One call, every filing

Workers' Compensation, General Liability, Commercial Auto and bonds placed together, with the certificates and bond forms sent to CSLB for you.

We know roofing

Roofing is one of the harder classes to insure. We work the market that writes it.

Local and licensed

A California agency in La Mesa. Sean handles contractor accounts personally.

Requirements above are from CSLB's license issuance, LLC, and workers' compensation pages. Confirm your own requirements in your CSLB bond and fee letter.