Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 727 of 1605
Which of the following must a home improvement contract include regarding the work to be done?
a.A description of the significant materials to be used and the work to be performed
b.Only the total price
c.The contractor's bank information
d.Just the completion date
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires the contract to include a description or plan of the work to be done and the materials to be used and equipment to be installed.
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