The bill amends the Roofing Contractor Registration Act to improve the oversight and enforcement of roofing contractor endorsements by the Construction Industries Board. It introduces new provisions that require the Board to establish examination and continuing education requirements, enforce minimum standards, and manage the issuance or denial of endorsements for roofing contractors. The bill replaces the previous warning system for violations with a structured fine system for residential jobs, imposing fines of up to $500 for first violations, $1,000 for second violations, and $3,500 for third violations, with the possibility of registration revocation for subsequent violations.

Additionally, the bill updates the registration application process, mandating proof of business address and liability insurance, which must list the Construction Industries Board as a certificate holder. It requires insurance companies to notify the Board of any cancellations or lapses in coverage, leading to automatic suspension of the contractor's registration. A new mandatory residential roofing endorsement is introduced, requiring contractors to pass an examination with a minimum score of 70% or complete ten hours of continuing education within a twelve-month grandfathering period. The bill also outlines the registration and renewal process, including conditions for suspension and revocation, and clarifies that roofing labor contractors working under a registered contractor with a residential roofing endorsement are exempt from the new requirements. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026.