The required title 'Home Improvement' and the mandatory notices in a §7159 contract must be presented in a way that is:

Explanation

B&P §7159(c)(1)-(2) require the writing to be legible and any printed form to be readable, with text in at least 10-point typeface and headings in at least 10-point boldface; §7159(d)(3) applies that to the 'Home Improvement' heading, §7159(d)(4) puts the 'completely filled in copy' statement in at least 12-point boldface, and §7159(e) gives the cancellation notice its own captions and sizes, with §7191 adding more for any arbitration provision. The whole scheme assumes a buyer who reads the contract once, quickly, at a kitchen table. (c) is the practice those rules exist to stop. (b) would leave the buyer with nothing, contradicting §7159(c)(3)(A)'s requirement that the buyer get a signed, dated copy before work starts. (a) invents a sophistication exception; a home improvement contract is residential by definition, and the terms are not waivable.