Kentucky HB150 establishes licensing requirements for roofing contractors and prohibits unlicensed individuals from representing themselves as such.
Kentucky HB150 introduces new regulations for roofing contractors, including licensing requirements and penalties for unlicensed practice. The bill defines a "roofing contractor" as someone engaged in roofing services for a fee, who must meet training, experience, and insurance requirements. It prohibits unlicensed individuals from using the title "roofing contractor" or implying they are licensed. The bill also outlines the application process, fees, and disciplinary actions the department can take against licensees. Penalties for violations include fines and jail time.
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