LA HB924

Prohibits contractors from directly soliciting residential property owners for disaster-related repair services during the 6-month "catastrophe response period" following a gubernatorially-declared disaster, unless the homeowner initiates contact

Bans contractors from offering prohibited inducements (rebates, deductible waivers, gift cards, etc.) or making representations about insurance coverage approval or claim handling

Requires contractors to provide written disclosures in 14-point bold type before signing disaster repair contracts, including license information, cancellation rights, and a statement that the contractor cannot interpret insurance policies

Makes contracts entered in violation of these provisions voidable by the homeowner for up to one year, with failure to include required cancellation notices extending the cancellation period from 10 to 30 days

Prohibits "license renting" (allowing unlicensed persons to use a contractor's license) and authorizes fines up to 10% of contract value or $5,000 per violation, whichever is greater