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Maryland Home Improvement Contractor Exam
- Tables: Maryland Home Improvement Contractor Exam: Structure, Weights & Scheduling (free); Maryland Home Improvement Licensing: Scope, Exemptions, Application, Renewal & Discipline; Maryland Home Improvement Guaranty Fund: Claims, Limits & Reimbursement; Maryland Home Improvement Contracts, Deposits & Prohibited Acts
- Flashcard decks: Maryland Home Improvement Contractor Exam Quick Facts (free); Maryland Door-to-Door Sales Act Numbers; Maryland Safety (OSHA) and Wage Law Numbers
A few checked facts worth knowing
- What is a home improvement Work on a residence, including individual condominium units, such as building a deck. Excluded: constructing a new home, selling materials alone, apartment buildings with four or more single-family units, and condominium common areas. (Md. Code, Bus. Reg. 8-101(g))
- Notices Tell the Commission within 10 days of a change of control in ownership, management, address or trade name, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Give notice of insurance cancellation at least 10 days before it takes effect. No P.O. box as the address of record. Respond to Commission letters within 30 days. (Md. Code, Bus. Reg. 8-309; 8-308(g); COMAR 09.08.01.11; 24B; 27A)
- Time limit 3 years after the claimant discovered or should have discovered the loss. (Md. Code, Bus. Reg. 8-405(g))
- Solar roof systems A rooftop solar contract includes a wildlife barrier unless the informed customer waives it. (Md. Code, Bus. Reg. 8-501(f))
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