Business & LicensingQuestion 447 of 690
Which of the following is the BEST example of lawful advertising by a licensed contractor?
a.An online ad for a licensed contractor that omits the license number
b.An unlicensed person's ad for a $9,000 kitchen remodel
c.A licensed contractor's website ad that includes the business name and CSLB license number for work within its classification
d.A specialty contractor advertising trades outside its classification
Explanation
Lawful contractor advertising includes the CSLB license number, accurately reflects the contractor's classification, and is placed by a properly licensed contractor. Omitting the license number or advertising work the contractor cannot legally perform violates the law.
Law Reference: Bus. & Prof. Code §7027.1Practice all 690 questions free — no signup required.
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