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For a swimming pool construction contract in California, what specific disclosure must be included regarding the pool contractor's license?

Correct Answer

A) A statement that the contractor is licensed by the CSLB as a C-53 Swimming Pool Contractor

B&P Code 7167 requires swimming pool contracts to include a specific statement that the contractor is licensed by the CSLB as a C-53 Swimming Pool Contractor. This disclosure helps consumers verify they are working with properly licensed pool contractors.

Answer Options
A
A statement that the contractor is licensed by the CSLB as a C-53 Swimming Pool Contractor
B
The contractor's bond amount and insurance coverage limits
C
A notice that swimming pools require building permits
D
The contractor's license number and expiration date

Why This Is the Correct Answer

California Business and Professions Code Section 7167 specifically requires swimming pool construction contracts to include a statement that the contractor is licensed by the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) as a C-53 Swimming Pool Contractor. This mandatory disclosure ensures consumers can verify they are working with a properly licensed pool contractor and helps protect against unlicensed activity in the specialized field of swimming pool construction.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: The contractor's bond amount and insurance coverage limits

While license numbers and expiration dates are important information, B&P Code 7167 specifically requires the disclosure statement about C-53 licensing, not just the license number and expiration date. The law mandates the specific language about CSLB licensing.

Option D: The contractor's license number and expiration date

Although building permits are typically required for swimming pools, B&P Code 7167 does not mandate this as the specific disclosure for pool contracts. The required disclosure is specifically about the contractor's C-53 licensing status with the CSLB.

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