Board revokes seven contractors' licenses

The licenses of seven northern Nevada contractors have been revoked by the Nevada State Contractors Board, and six other contractors face lesser disciplinary measures.

Contractors whose licenses were revoked include:

* Capitol Overhead Door Inc. of Carson City. The board said the company failed to comply with regulations and didn't keep a bond in force.

* Eclipse Property LLC of Reno. The company participated in a prohibited act, failed to establish financial responsibility and didn't respond to a request fro the board. The company also was fined $2,500 and told to make restitution to damaged parties. The company was licensed for small residential and commercial work as well as installation of prefabricated steel structures and awnings.

* Access Automated Door Systems LLC of Sparks. The company failed to comply with the terms of a construction contract and failed to keep a bond in force. It also was fined $2,300 and told to pay restitution.

* Visions Concrete Design LLC of Sparks. The board said it acted beyond the scope of its license, failed to pay for materials and services and abandoned a project.

* LeeDavid Emilio Conver of Winnemucca who does buisness as Jalumo Construction, The board said Conver failed to establish financial responsibility and worked beyond the scope of his license.

* Robert Wayne Buss of Reno, who does business as Wayne Buss Construction. The company failed to establish financial responsibility, the contractors board said. It was fined $1,000 and required to pay restitution.

* Kenneth Eugene Peters, a painter in Reno. The board said Peters failed to establish financial responsibility.

In other disciplinary actions, the license of J E Martensen Landscape Construction Co. of Sparks was suspended. The board said the company participated in a prohibited act and failed to keep a bond in force.

Lakemont Homes Nevada, Inc., was fined $2,000 for failure to discharge a lien and failure to establish financial responsibility.

DLM Construction, Inc., of Sparks was fined $500 after the board found it failed to establish financial responsibility.

Arley Ralph Poole was fined for unlawful advertising, Thomas Walker Dundas was found to be contracting without a license, and Francis Frank Ford was fined for contracting without a license.