About This Book
The Oklahoma Roofing Contractor Registration Act (codified at Oklahoma Statutes, Title 59, Section 1151, et seq.) is a state law designed to regulate the roofing industry, shield consumers from fraudulent storm-chasing contractors, and require all roofing contractors to register annually with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB).
Key Components of the Act
Mandatory Registration: All commercial and residential roofing contractors must register with the CIB on an annual basis, display their registration number on permits and advertisements, and pay the applicable fees.
Proof of Insurance: Registrants must provide verified proof of adequate liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage.
Consumer Protections: The law establishes clear contract requirements, guarantees consumers a right to cancel, and prohibits deceptive practices such as waiving insurance deductibles.
Enforcement and Penalties: Operating without a valid registration is unlawful and may result in administrative fines, stop-work orders, or criminal referrals to local district attorneys.
For the complete statutory text and compliance information, you can access the full statutes through Justia Law (Oklahoma Title 59, Section 59-1151.3) or verify active contractor credentials directly through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board portal.
Practice Tests Using This Book
This book is required or recommended for 1 licensing exam. We've written 38 practice questions directly from this material, each one citing the chapter and section it comes from.