Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 189 of 690
If a contractor performs home improvement work without a written contract or with a noncompliant contract, the most likely consequence is:
a.License discipline by the CSLB and difficulty enforcing payment
b.The contract is automatically converted to a public works contract
c.The homeowner must pay double the contract price
d.The CSLB issues the contractor a higher license class
Explanation
Failure to use a compliant written home improvement contract is grounds for CSLB discipline and can make it difficult or impossible for the contractor to enforce payment in court.
Law Reference: Bus. & Prof. Code §7159Practice all 690 questions free — no signup required.
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