A home improvement contract must include a notice informing the homeowner about:
Explanation
B&P §7030 requires a home improvement contract to carry a notice about the Contractors State License Board: the agency that licenses and regulates contractors, discloses complaints, disciplinary actions and civil judgments, and takes consumer complaints, with CSLB's website, telephone number and address. The Department of Industrial Relations and the Labor Commissioner handle wage claims and labor standards, not license verification, and unlicensed activity is also reported to CSLB. The bond number and the surety's address are not part of the §7030 notice.
Law Reference: B&P Code §7030; §7159This topic, taught in full in the CSLB Law & Business guide. CSLB Law & Business — Complete Study Guide (2026) — PDF + EPUB, $24.99 · 14-day refund →
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