Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 734 of 1632
Which scenario would DISQUALIFY a job from using the service and repair contract form?
a.The final price is $1,500 for the requested repair
b.The total is $600 and paid on completion
c.The homeowner phoned to request the repair
d.No down payment is collected
Explanation
A service and repair contract requires the price to be $750 or less. A $1,500 job exceeds that limit and must use a full home improvement contract.
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