- Active license
- Bond on file
- Insured
- 1 review mention ADUs
- 2 yrs licensed
Verified with the State of California
FABRICK CONSTRUCTION LLC
- License
- Active, no disciplinary actionsPass
- Classification
- B, General BuildingPass
- Licensed since
- Dec 8, 2023, 2.9 yearsPass
- Contractor bond
- On file with TRAVELERS CASUALTYPass
- Workers' comp
- InsuredPass
The full state record
Straight from the Contractors State License Board data portal. How we matched this builder to the record: license number on builder's website.
- Legal name
- FABRICK CONSTRUCTION LLC
- Business type
- Limited Liability
- License number
- #1113705
- Classification
- B, General Building
- License issued
- Dec 8, 2023
- License expires
- Dec 31, 2027
- Bond surety
- TRAVELERS CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY OF AMERICA
- Bond number
- 107911971
- Bond effective
- Sep 20, 2023
- Workers' comp
- Workers' Compensation Insurance
- Insurer
- CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
- Policy expires
- Apr 9, 2027
Fabrick Construction's ADU track record
- ADUs finished
- 2
- ADU permits pulled
- 3
- Typical permit to final
- 7 mo
- Google rating
- 5.0
- Reviews about ADUs
- 11
final inspection passed, City of San Diego
under the company's own name
median, from permit issued to final inspection
16 reviews
of the 16 most recent Google reviews
Recently finished ADUs
- Detached ADUFinal inspection Sep 9, 2026
- Garage conversionFinal inspection Apr 30, 2026
From the City of San Diego's open permit data. It counts permits pulled under the company's own name; ADUs where a designer or the homeowner pulled the permit, and work in other cities, aren't included, so the true number can be higher.
Why they're listed as an ADU builder: ADU permits in the City of San Diego; ADU work described on its website.
Before you sign with Fabrick Construction
- Ask for the license number on the contract. It should read #1113705 and the business name should match FABRICK CONSTRUCTION LLC.
- Keep the deposit small. For home improvement contracts California caps the down payment at $1,000 or 10% of the price, whichever is less.
- Ask for a certificate of insurance. The state shows workers' comp with CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY; ask for general liability too.
- Make sure they pull the permit. The contractor, not you, should apply for the building permit, so the city holds them responsible for the work.
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Fabrick Construction is listed because its license passed our checks. Listing is free and isn't an endorsement; we don't take part in your contract. Details change, so confirm the license at cslb.ca.gov before you sign.