Minnesota HF4226 mandates licensure for emergency restoration professionals and companies, sets fees, and outlines enforcement and rulemaking.

Minnesota HF4226 introduces a licensing requirement for emergency restoration professionals and companies, effective January 1, 2028. Professionals must hold active certification and meet specific standards for water and fire damage restoration. Companies must employ licensed professionals and adhere to practice standards. The bill establishes fees for initial and renewal licenses, with professionals paying $150 and companies $100 annually. It also authorizes rulemaking and enforcement by the commissioner of health.

Minnesota HF4226 mandates licensure for emergency restoration professionals and companies, sets fees, and outlines enforcement and rulemaking.

Minnesota HF4226 introduces a licensing requirement for emergency restoration professionals and companies, effective January 1, 2028. Professionals must hold active certification and meet specific standards for water and fire damage restoration. Companies must employ licensed professionals and adhere to practice standards. The bill establishes fees for initial and renewal licenses, with professionals paying $150 and companies $100 annually. It also authorizes rulemaking and enforcement by the commissioner of health.