Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 778 of 1605
Which best distinguishes when a contractor should use a service and repair contract versus a home improvement contract?
a.Use service and repair for any residential job
b.Use service and repair only for seniors
c.Use service and repair for jobs over $2,000
d.Use service and repair only when the buyer initiated the work, price is $750 or less, and no advance payment is taken
Explanation
The service and repair form is limited to buyer-initiated jobs of $750 or less with no advance payment and no upselling; jobs outside those conditions require a full home improvement contract.
Law Reference: B&P §7159.10Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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