Lk Forest Park
Washington L&I: ActiveGeneral ContractorsBondInsurance
General Contractors
M&B Construction
General contractor in Lk Forest Park, Washington
Active in Washington L&I RecordsBond on RecordInsurance on RecordData Downloaded November 6, 2026
M&B Construction appears as active in the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries records we downloaded on November 6, 2026, under construction contractor number MBCONC*836NT, expiring January 6, 2028. A $30,000 bond is on record. Insurance of $1,000,000 is on record. Confirm the current status with the state before you sign, because records change daily.
Official Record
- License number
- MBCONC*836NT
- Type
- Construction Contractor
- Status
- Active (when downloaded)
- Effective
- August 30, 2017 (about 9 years)
- Expires
- January 6, 2028
- Business type
- Individual
- Specialties
- General
- Bond
- $30,000, American Contractors Indem CO
- Liability insurance
- $1,000,000, Ohio Security Ins Co, through November 8, 2026
- Source
- Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, downloaded November 6, 2026
Contact
- Trades
- General Contractors
- Location
- Lk Forest Park, WA 98155
- Phone
- (253) 441-6199
Before You Hire
Typical lead time is often several weeks to a few months out for larger jobs. Ask:
- What is your license number, and which state or city issued it?
- Can you send a current certificate of liability insurance and proof of workers’ compensation?
- Will the contract list the scope, materials, price, start and finish dates and payment schedule?
- Who pulls the permits, and are they included in the price?
- Who will run the job day to day, and will you use subcontractors?
Washington Rules
Washington requires contractors to register with the state. Threshold: Based on activity; no project-dollar floor. Read the Washington license summary.
- A general contractor is responsible for the whole job; ask how subcontractors are chosen and paid.
- Ask for lien waivers with each payment so unpaid subcontractors cannot claim against your property.
- Keep a contingency for surprises, especially in older homes.
Wrong or out of date? Records come from the state, so corrections go to the state board first; we pick up changes at the next refresh, or tell us. A listing is not an endorsement.