Open AZ Statutes and Rules with
Complete Solutions
(10)
Failure to pay for materials or service over $750 - ANSWER-Contractors have an
obligation to pay others on time. If a supplier or a subcontractor files a complaint for
nonpayment, the contractor's license can be suspended if the amount if over $750
32-1154(10)
(11)
Failure to comply with safety or labor laws - ANSWER-A contractor's license can be
disciplined if they fail to follow labor and safety laws, especially if the contractor has
employees.
32-1154(A)(11)
(12)
Failure to comply with any section of Title 32, chapter 10 - ANSWER-Failure in any
material respect to comply with this chapter
32-1154(A)(12)
(13)
Subcontracting with a licensed contractor not duly licensed for the work to be
performed. - ANSWER-Knowingly entering into a contract with a contractor for work to
be performed for which a license is required with a person that is not duly licensed in
the required classification.
32-1154(A)(13)
(14)
Acting as a contractor under a name other than the name on the license - ANSWER-
Acting in the capacity of a contractor under any license issued under this chapter in a
name other than as set forth on the license
32-1154(A)(14)
(15)
False advertising that misleads or injures the public - ANSWER-False, misleading or
deceptive advertising whereby any member of the public was misled and injured.
32-1154(A)(15)
(16)
Contracting out of scope for the license classification - ANSWER-Knowingly contracting
beyond the scope of the license or licenses of the licensee.
32-1154(A)(16)
,(17)
Contracting, offering to contract, or biding with a suspended or inactive license. -
ANSWER-The only license status that is allowed to contract, offer to contract, or bid on
a contract is an "active" license status.
32-1154(A)(17)
(18)
Failure to notify AZ ROC of disassociation with qualifying party within 15 days -
ANSWER-Both the licensee and the qualifying party are required to notify the Registrar
of contractors within 15 days of disassociation (when they stop working together)
32-1153(A)(18)
(19)
Late discovery of grounds for denying license application or renewal - ANSWER-The
Registrar has the right to revoke a license if they find out information that would have
led them to deny a license application or license application or license renewal after the
fact
32-1154(A)(19)
(2)
Departing from or disregarding plans, specifications, or building codes - ANSWER-
Contractors may not deviate from plans or specifications without written consent of the
owner. Also, contractors must follow building codes and obtain required permits even if
the customer tells the contractor not to.
32-1154(A)(2)
(20)
License suspended or revoked on another license - ANSWER-If anyone named on the
license is named on another contractor license that was suspended or revoked in
Arizona or any other state, the license may be suspended until the person is removed
from the license or the complaints against the license are resolved
32-1154(a)(20)
(21)
Building a new single-family residence with knowledge the wood was not pretreated for
wood-destroying pests. - ANSWER-Contractors working on new home builds have an
ongoing duty to ensure that adequate steps are taken to prevent wood-destroying pests
or organisms.
32-1154(A)(21)
(22)
Failure to follow written directive from AZ ROC - ANSWER-The Registrar may issue
written directives to contractors in response to complaints or violations
32-1154(A)22)
(23)
, Prohibiting, threatening, or retaliating against a contractor for serving a preliminary 20-
day notice. - ANSWER-Licensees may not do anything to interfere with or discourage a
contractor or supplier from serving preliminary 20-day notice of a lien, regardless of any
affect the lien may have on the license
32-1154(A)(23)
(24)
Failure to comply with the solar energy devices act - ANSWER-For contractors, failure
to comply with title 44, chapter 11, article 11
32-1154(A)(24)
(3)
Violating any rule adopted by AZ ROC - ANSWER-Violation of any rule adopted by the
registrar
32-1154(A)(3)
(4)
Failure to comply with social security, workers' compensation, or unemployment
insurance laws - ANSWER-Contractors who have employees must take it upon
themselves to ensure they comply with all required statues and rules governing social
security, workers compensation, and unemployment insurance. Contractors who hire
unlicensed entities, are likely to be in violation of this paragraph.
32-1154(A)(4)
(5)
Misrepresenting a material fact (lying) in a license application - ANSWER-lying on a
license application can result in having the license suspended or revoked
32-1154(A)(5)
(6)
Committing fraud that leads to substantial injury - ANSWER-Lying or misrepresenting
facts in connection with your operations as a contractor could be considered fraudulent
act
32-1154(A)(6)
(7)
Being convicted of a felony - ANSWER-A felony conviction could result in revocation of
a license or denial of a renewal application, especially if the nature of the conviction
indicates a lack of good character.
32-1154(A)(7)
(8)
Failure to complete work for price stated in contractor or change order - ANSWER-
Contractors are bound to the price that is written in the contract or in any amendments
to the contract, like change orders. A price cannot be increased due to a change in
material cost unless specifically agreed to in the original contact document.
Complete Solutions
(10)
Failure to pay for materials or service over $750 - ANSWER-Contractors have an
obligation to pay others on time. If a supplier or a subcontractor files a complaint for
nonpayment, the contractor's license can be suspended if the amount if over $750
32-1154(10)
(11)
Failure to comply with safety or labor laws - ANSWER-A contractor's license can be
disciplined if they fail to follow labor and safety laws, especially if the contractor has
employees.
32-1154(A)(11)
(12)
Failure to comply with any section of Title 32, chapter 10 - ANSWER-Failure in any
material respect to comply with this chapter
32-1154(A)(12)
(13)
Subcontracting with a licensed contractor not duly licensed for the work to be
performed. - ANSWER-Knowingly entering into a contract with a contractor for work to
be performed for which a license is required with a person that is not duly licensed in
the required classification.
32-1154(A)(13)
(14)
Acting as a contractor under a name other than the name on the license - ANSWER-
Acting in the capacity of a contractor under any license issued under this chapter in a
name other than as set forth on the license
32-1154(A)(14)
(15)
False advertising that misleads or injures the public - ANSWER-False, misleading or
deceptive advertising whereby any member of the public was misled and injured.
32-1154(A)(15)
(16)
Contracting out of scope for the license classification - ANSWER-Knowingly contracting
beyond the scope of the license or licenses of the licensee.
32-1154(A)(16)
,(17)
Contracting, offering to contract, or biding with a suspended or inactive license. -
ANSWER-The only license status that is allowed to contract, offer to contract, or bid on
a contract is an "active" license status.
32-1154(A)(17)
(18)
Failure to notify AZ ROC of disassociation with qualifying party within 15 days -
ANSWER-Both the licensee and the qualifying party are required to notify the Registrar
of contractors within 15 days of disassociation (when they stop working together)
32-1153(A)(18)
(19)
Late discovery of grounds for denying license application or renewal - ANSWER-The
Registrar has the right to revoke a license if they find out information that would have
led them to deny a license application or license application or license renewal after the
fact
32-1154(A)(19)
(2)
Departing from or disregarding plans, specifications, or building codes - ANSWER-
Contractors may not deviate from plans or specifications without written consent of the
owner. Also, contractors must follow building codes and obtain required permits even if
the customer tells the contractor not to.
32-1154(A)(2)
(20)
License suspended or revoked on another license - ANSWER-If anyone named on the
license is named on another contractor license that was suspended or revoked in
Arizona or any other state, the license may be suspended until the person is removed
from the license or the complaints against the license are resolved
32-1154(a)(20)
(21)
Building a new single-family residence with knowledge the wood was not pretreated for
wood-destroying pests. - ANSWER-Contractors working on new home builds have an
ongoing duty to ensure that adequate steps are taken to prevent wood-destroying pests
or organisms.
32-1154(A)(21)
(22)
Failure to follow written directive from AZ ROC - ANSWER-The Registrar may issue
written directives to contractors in response to complaints or violations
32-1154(A)22)
(23)
, Prohibiting, threatening, or retaliating against a contractor for serving a preliminary 20-
day notice. - ANSWER-Licensees may not do anything to interfere with or discourage a
contractor or supplier from serving preliminary 20-day notice of a lien, regardless of any
affect the lien may have on the license
32-1154(A)(23)
(24)
Failure to comply with the solar energy devices act - ANSWER-For contractors, failure
to comply with title 44, chapter 11, article 11
32-1154(A)(24)
(3)
Violating any rule adopted by AZ ROC - ANSWER-Violation of any rule adopted by the
registrar
32-1154(A)(3)
(4)
Failure to comply with social security, workers' compensation, or unemployment
insurance laws - ANSWER-Contractors who have employees must take it upon
themselves to ensure they comply with all required statues and rules governing social
security, workers compensation, and unemployment insurance. Contractors who hire
unlicensed entities, are likely to be in violation of this paragraph.
32-1154(A)(4)
(5)
Misrepresenting a material fact (lying) in a license application - ANSWER-lying on a
license application can result in having the license suspended or revoked
32-1154(A)(5)
(6)
Committing fraud that leads to substantial injury - ANSWER-Lying or misrepresenting
facts in connection with your operations as a contractor could be considered fraudulent
act
32-1154(A)(6)
(7)
Being convicted of a felony - ANSWER-A felony conviction could result in revocation of
a license or denial of a renewal application, especially if the nature of the conviction
indicates a lack of good character.
32-1154(A)(7)
(8)
Failure to complete work for price stated in contractor or change order - ANSWER-
Contractors are bound to the price that is written in the contract or in any amendments
to the contract, like change orders. A price cannot be increased due to a change in
material cost unless specifically agreed to in the original contact document.
