Kentucky HB149 prohibits contractors from soliciting residential property owners through certain advertisements and offering incentives for insurance.
Kentucky HB149 introduces new trade practice regulations for contractors. It prohibits contractors from soliciting residential property owners through "prohibited advertisements," which include door hangers, business cards, magnets, flyers, pamphlets, and emails. Additionally, contractors are barred from offering rebates, gift cards, cash, coupons, or any other incentives in exchange for making insurance claims or referrals. The bill aims to protect residential property owners from misleading or coercive solicitation practices.
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