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NY HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2024 –
2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
What is "home improvement" (H.I.)? (C R R R R A A I) - (answer)the construction,
repair, remodeling, alteration, rehabilitation, renovation, improvement, or
addition to any land or building used as a residence or dwelling place.



What parts of a home can a H.I. include? - (answer)Any part of the home OR land
(including basements, driveways, fences, garages, landscaping, patios, porches,
sidewalks, swimming pools, and terraces.)



What system installations are part of H.I.? (4) - (answer)Central heating/air
conditioning, Central vacuum, Doors, windows, awnings, and Communication
systems.



What is NOT considered H.I.? - (answer)Construction of a new home or building,
Sale of goods or materials in connection with the installation of or application of
goods or materials, Work performed on a residence owned or controlled by the
state or municipality



When is Painting or decoration of a building, residence, home, or apartment
considered H.I.? - (answer)When there is painting work being done as part of
other home improvement work.

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When is Painting or decoration of a building, residence, home, or apartment NOT
considered H.I.? - (answer)When it is a standalone job not part of of other home
improvement work.



Who is a "contractor"? - (answer)Anyone who owns, operates, maintains,
conducts, controls, or transacts a home improvement business and undertakes or
agrees to perform any home improvement.



What legal entity is a contractor required to be? - (answer)A contractor may be
an individual, a firm, a company, a partnership, or a corporation.



What is a H.I. contract? - (answer)An agreement between a contractor and a
consumer or tenant for performance of a home improvement



What must a H.I. contract detail? - (answer)All labor, services, and materials to be
furnished and performed.



Who is a "salesperson"? - (answer)Someone who negotiates a H.I. contract with a
consumer or tenant, or solicits a home improvement contract from an owner or
tenant.



Who must have a DCA license? - (answer)Any person who solicits, canvasses,
sells, performs, or obtains a H.I. contract as a contractor or salesperson must have
a DCA license.

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