What a garage door website in Los Angeles has to show: the license rules that apply, the counties you can serve, and a free audit of the site you have now.
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Counties: Census metro and county estimates, 2024.
License
What Los Angeles asks of a garage door business, and where your website comes in.
Checked 2026-10-05 at each source. Not legal advice: rules change, so check with the board before you rely on one.
State · California Contractors State License Board (CSLB)
D-28 covers overhead and sliding door assemblies, so garage doors sit here. The license number goes on your ads.
“Every person licensed pursuant to this chapter shall include his license number in: (a) all construction contracts; (b) subcontracts and calls for bid; and (c) all forms of advertising”
What it covers
“A doors, gates and activating devices contractor installs, modifies or repairs all types of residential, commercial or industrial doors including overhead or sliding door assemblies.”
California · every trade
CSLB counts any website or post that asks for work on the internet as advertising.
CSLB, Advertising Guidelines for ContractorsCalifornia · every trade
Advertise only the work your classification covers, and never say you are bonded.
CSLB, Advertising Guidelines for ContractorsOn your website
Put the number in the footer of every page and beside every quote form, under the business name it is issued to. Read every page as an ad: that is the safe reading of these rules.
Service area
The Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA metro: 2 counties.
California licenses contractors state-wide through the CSLB, so these rules hold across both counties of the metro.
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Garage doors, the full pageNew York City · every home-improvement trade
Garage work at a home counts as home improvement work: a DCWP license, and its number in every ad. 6 RCNY §2-222(a)
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