SB 65
Removing persons who perform drywall services from definition of “contractor” in Contractor Licensing Act
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House of Delegates
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill amends the West Virginia Contractor Licensing Act to clarify the definition of ‘contractor.’ Specifically, it removes drywall installation from the category of work that requires a contractor’s license. This change exempts individuals who solely perform drywall services from needing to be licensed as a contractor, allowing them to operate without the usual licensing requirements.
Key provisions
- Exempts drywall installation from the definition of ‘contractor’ in the West Virginia Contractor Licensing Act.
- Specifically removes drywall installation as a task requiring a contractor’s license.
- This change applies to both residential and commercial projects.
- The amendment clarifies that individuals performing only drywall services are not considered contractors.
- The bill modifies section 30-42-3 of the West Virginia Code.
Who is affected
- Individuals who perform drywall installation services
- Contractors in West Virginia
- The West Virginia Contractor Licensing Board
- Homeowners and businesses utilizing drywall services
Notable changes
- This bill modifies the existing definition of ‘contractor’ to exclude drywall installation.
- It simplifies the licensing requirements for those who only perform drywall work.
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