North Carolina H661 modernizes building industry efficiency by updating contractor licensing, inspection protocols, and construction defect.

North Carolina H661, the Building Industry Efficiency Act of 2025, updates various laws to enhance efficiency in the building industry. It modernizes general contractor laws, establishes a residential changeout special inspector certification program, and creates a right to repair construction defects within dwellings. The bill also limits design methodology and construction standards for certain municipal and private streets, exempts certain construction trades from general contractor licensure requirements, and modifies public pool laws.

North Carolina H661 modernizes building industry efficiency by updating contractor licensing, inspection protocols, and construction defect.

North Carolina H661, the Building Industry Efficiency Act of 2025, updates various laws to enhance efficiency in the building industry. It modernizes general contractor laws, establishes a residential changeout special inspector certification program, and creates a right to repair construction defects within dwellings. The bill also limits design methodology and construction standards for certain municipal and private streets, exempts certain construction trades from general contractor licensure requirements, and modifies public pool laws.