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NC S576
Bill
AI Summary
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Adds Article 9 to Chapter 75 of General Statutes establishing consumer protections for roofing repair contractors in North Carolina, applying to repairs with estimated costs exceeding $1,000.
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Requires all roofing repair contracts to be in writing and include contractor contact information, itemized cost estimates, inspection disclosure, insurance certificate, and language matching the sales presentation to the consumer.
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Establishes a limited three-day cancellation right if an insurance claim is denied or not covered, requiring refund of all payments within 10 days except for emergency services already performed.
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Prohibits roofing contractors from advertising deductible payoffs as inducements, offering upgrades or discounts to encourage sales, obtaining powers of attorney, or adjusting insurance claims on behalf of consumers.
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Makes violations of these protections unfair and deceptive trade practices enforceable under existing consumer protection law, effective October 1, 2019.
Legislative Description
Consumer Protection/Roofing Contractors
Last Action
Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate
4/4/2019