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Arkansas Code Title 17. Professions, Occupations, and Businesses § 17-25-601. Definitions

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

As used in this subchapter:

(1) “Home improvement contractor” means a home improvement contractor licensed under § 17-25-501 et seq.;

(2) “Nonresident roofing contractor” means a roofing contractor that:

(A) Has not established and maintained a place of business as a roofing contractor in this state within the preceding year;

(B) Claims residency in another state; or

(C) Has not submitted an income tax return as a resident of this state within the preceding year;

(3) “Residential building contractor” means a residential building contractor licensed under § 17-25-501 et seq.; and

(4)(A) “Roofing contractor” means a person, including a subcontractor or nonresident roofing contractor, that in the ordinary course of business:

(i) Engages in the business of residential roofing services for a fee; or

(ii) Offers to engage in or solicits residential roofing-related services, including construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, and waterproofing.

(B) “Roofing contractor” does not include a person that is:

(i) Engaged in the demolition of a structure or the cleanup of construction waste and debris that contains roofing material;

(ii) Working under the direct supervision of a roofing contractor and that is hired by the roofing contractor as an employee or day laborer; or

(iii) Exempt from the requirements of this subchapter.

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