Establishes the home improvement fraud prevention act, requiring contractors to register with the secretary of state.
The bill establishes the home improvement fraud prevention act, which mandates home improvement contractors to register with the secretary of state. It outlines the responsibilities of contractors, including full disclosure of activities and fees related to home improvement contracts. The act also establishes a state home improvement contractor board to oversee registration, set insurance requirements, and develop public education campaigns. Contractors must complete continuing education and present evidence of satisfactory completion to renew their registration.
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