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Licensed Low Voltage Contractors in Stockton, California

Updated November 1, 2026 from CSLB's public license file · C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor

  • 21licensed low voltage contractors
  • 20active (Clear)
  • 4.8%with a suspension
  • 38.1%workers' comp exempt
  • 4.6 yrsmedian time licensed
  • 71.4%corp / LLC / partnership (28.6% sole owner)
  • 2new in the last 12 months
  • —change tracking began November 1, 2026

Stockton is home to 21 low voltage contractors in CSLB's license file, the most in San Joaquin County. 95.2% are Clear.

The share with a suspension (4.8%) is close to the San Joaquin County rate for the same license (5%). 38.1% report a workers' comp exemption, 2.7 points lower than the statewide figure for low voltage contractors (40.8%), so many of these businesses say they have no employees.

The median low voltage contractor here has held a license for 4.6 years (less than the statewide median of 14.4), and 2 licenses were issued in the last 12 months.

In California this work generally calls for the C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor license (or a B license when it is part of a larger multi-trade job). See the C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor guide for what the license covers.

How to check a low voltage contractor's license in Stockton

  1. Look the company up by name or license number (search Stockton). On the profile, confirm three things: Clear status, the C-7 license for this kind of work, and a contractor's bond on file.
  2. Before any money changes hands, verify the license on CSLB's own lookup. Our data comes from CSLB's weekly file, so a very recent change may not show here yet.
  3. Ask for the pocket license and a photo ID and match the name to your contract. Work of $1,000 or more needs a license (the $1,000 rule), and a down payment can't exceed $1,000 or 10% (down payment rules).

All 21 low voltage contractors in Stockton

Stockton low voltage contractors sorted with Clear licenses first, then by years licensed. Badges reflect CSLB's file dated November 1, 2026, not a rating of anyone's work.

Licensed low voltage contractors in Stockton
Business nameLicense #StatusYearsWorkers' compBond
Quality Sound 496881 Clear 40 Insured On file
Charlie's Day and Nite INC 684546 Clear 32 Insured On file
B O S S Best of Security Systems 898538 Clear 19 Insured On file
Utility Telecom INC 946121 Clear 16 Insured On file
Livewire Solutions 952648 Clear 16 Exempt On file
Enterprise Communications 954774 Clear 16 Exempt On file
Diversified Cabling Solutions 989823 Clear 12 Exempt On file
Norcal Integration INC 989765 Clear 12 Insured On file
Data Media Services INC 1055604 Clear 7 Exempt On file
Lvbd Group 1079878 Clear 5 Insured On file
Justified Technology Integrators 1089126 Clear 4 Insured On file
Calidad Services INC 1098578 Clear 4 Insured On file
Mata Communications 1098787 Clear 4 Insured On file
Tri Connections INC 1115716 Clear 2 Insured On file
Maxsim Telecommunications LLC 1119208 Clear 2 Insured On file
McDc Low Voltage Systems 1123664 Clear 2 Exempt On file
Logan Communications LLC 1135463 Clear 1 Insured On file
Max Data Technologies 1139069 Clear 1 Exempt On file
Clear View Av 1148864 Clear <1 Exempt On file
Sinor Integrated Systems 1155543 Clear <1 Insured On file
Port City Communications 1133287 Susp: contractor's bond 1 Exempt On file

Source: CSLB public data · Updated November 1, 2026 Status can change at any time. Verify on CSLB's Instant License Check.

Frequently asked questions

How many licensed low voltage contractors are in Stockton?

CSLB's current public file lists 21 low voltage contractors with a Stockton mailing address. 20 have a Clear status, and 90.5% show no issues at all in the file (no suspension, no pending action, bond on file, not near expiration).

What license does a low voltage contractor need in California?

CSLB issues the C-7 Low Voltage Systems Contractor classification for this work. In San Joaquin County, 95.2% of Stockton's holders are Clear right now. The license requirement starts at $1,000 per job (the minor-work rule).

How do I check a low voltage contractor's workers' comp?

Open the contractor's profile here to see the workers' comp type and insurer from CSLB's file. In Stockton, 61.9% of low voltage contractors list a policy, 38.1% claim an exemption and 0% show no current coverage. Confirm the policy with CSLB's workers' comp search before work starts. How to check workers' comp.

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