Minnesota Residential Roofer Practice Test

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• What fees are included in a residential license?
• Which location is NOT a required location for smoke alarms?
• What are the remedies for breach of warranty (327A.05)?
• In Minnesota licensing, which of the following roles could be a qualifying person for a license?
• What is a braced wall panel?
• If renewal is submitted late, what may happen to the registration?
• Within how many years must a fund compensation application be filed?
• Supply Air is defined as what?
• What is the minimum diameter for steel columns?
• In platform construction, where does the floor framing bear?
• Can an unlicensed contractor file a lien against a homeowner?
• If a new qualifying person is not secured in time, what happens to the license?
• Which definition best describes a Building Permit as per Rule 1300.0150?
• When can weather-sensitive products be installed?
• Which IRC chapter is replaced by Minnesota Rules Chapters 1322 and 1323?
• The minimum compressive strength requirement for concrete is specified by which code table?
• If fund levels are low, what may be required during renewal?
• When do home improvement warranty terms begin?
• What is the minimum diameter and embedment depth for anchor bolts?
• What is the minimum stairway width with one handrail?
• Which term describes the penalty for violating a commissioner's order?
• In habitable spaces, what temperature must be maintained at 3 feet above the floor and 2 feet from exterior walls?
• Define lessee.
• Precast Concrete Foundation Walls are described as what?
• Which term defines a structure incidental to the dwelling and located on the same lot?
• The three vapor retarder classes by perm rating are defined as?
• What is required in a subcontractor's lien notice?
• Which scenario would be a red flag that may show employee status?
• Which statement is true regarding materials used for below-grade fasteners attaching plywood to exterior wall studs?
• Which of the following must be included in a lien statement?
• Is workers' compensation insurance mandatory in Minnesota?
• What is the bathroom glazing requirement in terms of glazing area and openable portion, and what is the exception?
• Who must take and pass an exam?
• Which of the following is not listed as a benefit of workers' compensation?
• Are electro-galvanized nails allowed below grade?
• Which of the following describes grounds for license revocation or denial?
• What is the maximum slope for an egress ramp?
• What is a "specialty contractor"?
• What enforcement powers does the commissioner have under 326B.082 Subd. 1?
• Which scenario is an exclusion from liability under 327A.03?
• Which statement is accurate about the required discharge distance for roof drainage near foundations?
• What is the minimum ceiling height for habitable spaces, hallways, and basements?
• Do warranties survive transfer of title (Subd. 2)?
• Can construction firms misclassify workers to avoid insurance?
• What must all residential construction agreements include?
• Minimum thickness for concrete slab-on-ground floors?
• What is the minimum ventilation opening requirement for crawl spaces?
• Who qualifies for exemptions?
• Who is responsible for approving prefabricated buildings for code compliance?
• If you cannot achieve the distance, what alternative is acceptable?
• Can this law override other state or federal laws?
• Which of the following is a factor indicating independent contractor status?
• When must renewal applications be submitted?
• What is the minimum bearing length for beams on masonry walls?
• Which spaces are exempt from the seven-foot horizontal dimension requirement?
• What is a lien?
• Name 5 benefits provided by workers' compensation.
• What is the penalty for diverting funds?
• What is the power supply requirement for smoke alarms?
• Which activity is not included in the scope of a residential roofer?
• Under Minnesota law, which groups must be licensed?
• What is the purpose of the provision governing home warranty disputes?
• If a stairway has four risers, is a switch required at each floor for stair lighting?
• When may a soil test be required?
• What does 'Address' mean under Chapter 333?
• When can a homeowner cancel a roofing contract tied to insurance?
• When does a lien attach?
• What describes a Habitable Attic?
• Which term describes the actual weights of materials and construction, including fixed service equipment, used to determine a building's dead load?
• What is the minimum clear width for a required egress door?
• What is an Insulating Concrete Form (ICF)?
• How long do subcontractors or suppliers have to file a lien?
• Townhouse separation wall assemblies must be tested to which standards?
• Who can impose penalties on those required to have registration?
• Which scenario would meet the minimum roof drainage distance requirement?
• What are gross annual receipts?
• What is the exception to the bathroom glazing requirement?
• Rule 1300.0110 (Deputies) allows which of the following?
• Which of the following is a valid defense against a workers' compensation claim?
• Which of the following descriptions best indicates a worker is an independent contractor?
• What happens if someone violates Chapter 333?
• A crawl space is defined as space with ceiling height under which?
• Which option correctly meets the minimum roof drainage distance if discharging away from the foundation?
• What is the minimum bathroom ceiling height at required clearance areas?
• Which statement best describes a specialty contractor?
• From which date does the warranty for covered items start?
• Which statement about townhouse separation wall assemblies is true?
• Where can water-resistant gypsum backing board NOT be used?
• How long does an employer have to contest an insurance order?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a braced wall panel?
• How long is the warranty for plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling systems?
• Where would you find elevator or platform lift requirements in Minnesota's adopted code?
• Max hole size for exterior or bearing walls?
• What is the maximum aggregate size for coarse aggregate in concrete walls?
• Which IRC chapters are replaced by the Minnesota Electrical Code?
• For below-grade fasteners attaching plywood to exterior wall studs, which material is specified?
• How is slope calculated?
• Which statement best describes the cost of filing and renewing an assumed name certificate?
• After filing, what timeframe does the commissioner have to respond or settle?
• What must the contractor provide to the insured when deductible laws are violated?
• What is the minimum drainage slope away from a building?
• How must townhouses be separated under R302.2.1?
• What must the contractor provide in insurance-related contracts?
• Rule 1300.0150 (Building Permit) defines a building permit as what?
• Which spaces are subject to the minimum ceiling height of seven feet?
• Max hole size for studs in non-bearing walls?
• Which option reflects the required distance for roof drainage discharge from foundation walls?
• Address identification characters must do what in relation to the background to remain legible?
• What does workers' compensation typically cover?
• The lien notice to the owner about a potential lien must be provided within how many days after agreement?
• Under which condition is foundation wall waterproofing required?
• Which statement reflects the profit and loss aspect of independence?
• What is a licensee?
• Which option lists three approved fireblocking materials?
• What is a bond beam in masonry construction?
• What is the scope of Chapter 1360?
• What is the upper limit of Class II vapor retarder perm rating?
• What must be done to operate under a name other than the true name?
• What is the key difference between a carbon monoxide alarm and a detector?
• What are the penalties in an administrative order (Subd. 7)?
• What happens if an employer loses the appeal?
• In a closely held corporation, what describes an exemption condition?
• EIFS stands for which system?
• What must a contractor provide after an inspection?
• Which of the following describes a major construction defect?
• Which of the following describes a qualifying person?
• Which statement describes hazardous glazing in windows?
• What is the fund fee for gross annual receipts of $2,000,000?
• What is the maximum riser height and minimum tread depth for stairs?
• Which code applies to a four-story single-family home?
• Which statement expresses the IRS view on control and classification?
• What term defines the distance from the building face to the lot line, street centerline, or between buildings?
• What is the renewal period for a roofer's license?
• Which option best describes the 'Address' definition for owners or entities?
• Which chapter contains the floodproofing requirements after adoption?
• Which item is included in interior finishing?
• A worker is presumed to be an employee when which condition applies?
• In workers' compensation, which defense could be used if the injury occurred during voluntary recreational activity?
• How long is an assumed name certificate valid?
• Who is considered an employee under MN law?
• Which statement best describes a casual employee's typical work pattern?
• What is the maximum hole size for non-bearing walls?
• What is a stop order under Subd. 10?
• What is the maximum opening in guards for general areas, with stair openings exception?
• Which material is an insulating board with at least R-2 thermal resistance?
• When can an owner sue for breach of warranty?
• Do all family members automatically qualify for exemptions?
• Who has the responsibility to respond or settle after a fund compensation application is filed?
• What is the primary purpose of a lien waiver?
• Which option correctly lists the items that must accompany a prefabricated building to prove code compliance?
• What is the minimum handrail height range?
• Which option correctly states the minimum distance for roof drainage discharge from foundation walls?
• When meeting the minimum distance, which option is allowed as an alternative?
• What is the minimum foundation wall height above finished grade for other materials?
• Which statement best describes live load?
• What is the minimum diameter of anchor bolts?
• Which document details the start and expiration dates of a registration that is publicly visible?
• What can the owner withhold until lien waivers are provided?
• If common walls have sprinklers, what is the minimum fire-resistance rating?
• In a verified fund compensation application, the location must be in which state?
• The homeowners exemption is limited to one home every how many years?
• Which option represents a compliant way to satisfy the drainage distance requirement?
• Which IRC chapters are mandatory under the Minnesota Residential Code?
• Name an example of work under carpentry.
• Where is the lien filed?
• What does the term 'dwelling' include under 327A.01?
• Which of the following would be considered corrosion-resistant for exterior wall coverings?
• Can an unlicensed person obtain a building permit?
• Rule 1300.0030 aims to safeguard public health, safety, and welfare by regulating which aspects of construction?
• Which of the following is not part of the residential license fee package?
• Which load is associated with moving occupants and furniture?
• Which of the following numbers best reflects the total continuing education hours required over two years?
• Which statement best defines a Bond Beam?
• If an employer loses an appeal, what may happen regarding uninsured workers?
• How long do subcontractors have to notify the owner?
• What is the minimum glazing area required for habitable rooms?
• What type of doors are allowed between the garage and dwelling?
• Who can sue if a contractor violates insurance deductible laws?
• Which items are required in a verified application for fund compensation?
• What bond is required for residential roofers?
• What is the time limit to enforce a lien through court?
• What does TTD stand for, and what does it cover?
• Story Above Grade Plane refers to which concept?
• What is the maximum anchor bolt spacing for wood sill plates?
• Which IECC chapters are mandatory in Minnesota for residential buildings?
• Which term describes stay-in-place forms with insulation for concrete walls?
• What information is publicly posted on the state contractor registry?
• Which two IRC provisions related to alarms are exempt from the electrical code replacement?
• What is the fund fee for gross annual receipts greater than $5 million?
• One method to have an unvented crawl space?
• Can warranties be waived or modified under 327A.04?
• What is the status of the IRC flood hazard and floodproofing provisions in Minnesota?
• What does 'True name' mean?
• Which IRC chapters are replaced by the Minnesota Plumbing Code?
• Which of the following is a hallmark of independent contractor status?
• Which term describes brick, tile, stone, cast stone, glass block, or concrete block?
• Which statement best describes how the distance requirement can be satisfied?
• Are cousins considered immediate family under exemption rules?
• Which Minnesota rule administers the IRC?
• Which term means the average finished ground level adjoining the building?
• What is the rule about using the same continuing education course more than once in a licensing period?
• What specific topics must be included in continuing education each renewal cycle?
• Where must a license number be displayed?
• What happens if someone refuses the commissioner access to property?
• Which statement is true about lien notices when a contract is formed?
• Which Minnesota Rules replace the IRC energy references?
• Which Minnesota rule replaces IECC Chapter 1?
• Which statement about license and permit display is accurate?
• What is the flame-spread index limit for wall/ceiling finishes?
• What action applies if registration information changes other than business structure?
• Exterior foundation walls require treated wood when wall is closer than how many inches from the ground?
• A lien secures payment for which of the following?
• Which item is NOT required to be included in all residential construction agreements?
• Rule 1300.0120 (Duties and Powers) describes what the building officials may do. Which statement is correct?
• Which nail type is not permitted for below-grade fastening?
• If a lien is filed, what is the effect if the owner has already paid the contractor in full?
• The gross annual receipts refer to the total revenue from what work?
• Which statement about the Board of Appeals is accurate?
• What qualifies as a 'prefabricated building' under Chapter 1360?
• Can partners in a business be exempt from coverage?
• What term describes materials installed to resist passage of flames in concealed spaces?
• What term refers to brick, tile, stone, cast stone, glass block, or concrete block?
• Under sole proprietor exemption, what condition must be true?
• If an employer lacks workers' comp coverage, which risk may occur?
• Which practice is considered incompetent or financially irresponsible under 2891.0050?
• Dead load, per R301.4, is defined as what?
• Max notch depth for exterior or bearing wall studs?
• What is a casual employee?
• TTD benefits stop 90 days after which milestone is reached?
• What must the registrant do if the business structure changes?
• Under Chapter 1360, no more than how many prefabricated buildings per year may be produced for permanent installation in Minnesota?
• Who can issue a summary suspension?
• What thickness of gypsum board is listed as an approved fireblocking material?
• Who must register with the Department of Labor and Industry?
• In worker classification under IRS rules, which factor is most influential?
• The minimum compressive strength requirement for concrete is specified by which guideline?
• Where can you find the exceptions to coverage?
• What is the minimum guard height specifically for stairs?
• What is the minimum stairway width for two handrails?
• Which term refers to materials installed to resist passage of flames in concealed spaces?
• For how long must a licensee retain construction records, and where must they be available for inspection?
• Who enforces sanctions and enforcement actions described for license violations?
• What must someone do to qualify for the $15,000 or less exemption?
• What is the purpose of fireblocking in framing?
• Define "residential real estate".
• Which of the following is true when selling a home previously occupied by the builder-licensee?
• Which statement about Chapter 1360 is true?
• Rule 1300.0090 (General Powers and Duties) describes what the building official does. Which statement accurately reflects this rule?
• Why do companies use independent contractors?
• Which IECC provisions are adopted for residential buildings?
• What is the minimum distance for roof drainage discharge from foundation walls?
• What is the minimum clear height for an egress door?
• What is PTD stands for?
• Which of the following best describes the Contractor Recovery Fund?
• Which IRC appendices are retained in Minnesota Residential Code?
• Where is glazing in doors considered hazardous?
• What is the minimum screw penetration into wood framing for gypsum board?
• In closely held corporations, which group may qualify for exemption when an election is made?
• What are the penalties for not having insurance?
• Which term is defined as the average finished ground level adjoining the building?
• What is a qualifying person?
• Which of the following is a required condition for independent contractor independence?
• What is the minimum floor area for habitable rooms, excluding kitchens?
• Which IRC chapter is deleted and replaced by Minnesota Rules Chapter 1300?
• What are the conditions for hazardous glazing next to doors?
• What edition of the IRC is adopted in Minnesota Residential Code?
• What is the purpose of the Contractor Recovery Fund?
• What garage-to-dwelling openings are prohibited?
• During inspection, what must the local enforcement agency do?
• Which statement accurately reflects the possibility of sanctions related to forged documents?
• Which document provides administrative provisions for all Minnesota State Building Codes?
• What does Rule 1300.0010 (Administration) state?
• What is an affiliate?
• Exterior Wall Covering describes which of the following?
• What is the minimum nominal size for wood columns?
• What is the maximum spacing for wood sill plate anchor bolts?
• Does having part-time employees exempt you from coverage?
• Which term refers to space for living, sleeping, eating, or cooking (excluding bathrooms, closets, halls)?
• Which area is included in the exam content?
• Which fund fee bracket corresponds to gross annual receipts less than $1 million?
• What is the minimum stairway width with two handrails?
• Are soil tests or staking considered the beginning of an improvement?
• Which term refers to doors, windows, skylights, and other transparent openings in walls or roofs?
• Which statement about fraud and licensing is true?
• What is the maximum unsupported height for masonry piers in relation to their least dimension?
• According to Rule 1300.0010, if a statute or specific rule chapter has its own administrative provisions, which takes precedence?
• How long does a person have to request a hearing after receiving an administrative order?
• Which option best ensures drainage water does not flow near the foundation?
• When can backfill be placed against a foundation wall?
• Which statement describes compensation for an independent contractor?
• Can the same course be used for credit more than once in the same licensing period?
• What is required to notify an owner about a potential lien?
• How long is the workmanship and materials warranty?
• What is the minimum clear opening area for escape windows above grade (5.7 sq ft, 5 sq ft for grade-floor)?
• For habitable room glazing, what is the minimum openable percentage relative to floor area?
• Under Rule 1300.0050 (Application to Existing Buildings), which statement is true?
• What is the upper limit of Class III vapor retarder perm rating?
• Are temporary contractor offices and small storage buildings included in the prefabricated building definition?
• Who can file a lien?
• Are residential roofers subject to the same rules as contractors, and what is the exception?
• Which mortar types are specified for masonry foundation walls?
• Are notches allowed in the middle third of a joist span?
• Under what condition may a soil test be required?
• Which statement about penalties is true?
• Which lumber size is used as fireblocking material?
• How many employees must an employer have to require insurance?
• Who may be penalized under the enforcement provisions?
• What must prefabricated buildings bear to prove code compliance?
• In building terminology, what is an "Attic"?
• Guards are required when a walking surface is more than how many inches above grade and within what horizontal distance?
• What is defined as the interior surface area of all glazed fenestration?
• What does the 10-year warranty cover?
• Which statement about enrollment for independent contractors is accurate?
• Which item is explicitly excluded from liability under 327A.03?
• What must be included in an insurance-related contract regarding cancellation rights?
• What is a Lis Pendens?
• Are the IECC administration provisions used in Minnesota?
• What is the minimum guard height for general installations and for stairs?
• If a building's address is not visible from the public way, what is required?
• Glazing near wet surfaces hazard (R308.4.5) requires the bottom edge to be less than what height above the floor for glazing in walls or fences facing hot tubs, pools, saunas, etc?
• What must a defect waiver include?
• What happens if an employer lacks workers' comp coverage?
• What does Rule 1300.0040 (Code Adoption) require?
• When does a residential contractor/roofer license expire?
• Which of the following is one of the nine requirements to qualify as an independent contractor?
• When is treated or naturally durable wood required?
• What is a key benefit of using a separate residential code?
• When an employee dies as a result of an injury on the job, who receives death compensation?
• Where are smoke alarms required to be installed?
• When may the commissioner issue a summary suspension?
• Which agency administers contractor registration?
• Which choice shows the required minimum distance to foundation walls for roof drainage?
• What is the maximum sill height for escape windows above the floor?
• Regarding misrepresentation of geographic origin, which statement is true?
• What is a "residential roofer"?
• Who can be licensed as a contractor or remodeler?
• What is a notice of violation under Subd. 6?
• Which of the following best describes who may be a qualifying person for a license?
• Which method is compliant with the minimum roof drainage discharging rule?
• Name one group exempt from licensure.
• What must a lien statement include?
• How long is the warranty for major construction defects?
• When must licensees notify the commissioner?
• When must glazing be labeled with safety information?
• Which of the following is considered fraudulent, deceptive, or dishonest under 2891.0040?
• Rule 1300.0230 (Board of Appeals) outlines the board’s role. Which statement is correct?
• What must be included in a registration application?
• To what types of construction does Rule 1300.0030 apply?
• What does workers' compensation insurance protect against?
• Under Minnesota law, a specialty contractor may be licensed as which types?
• What is the fee for filing an assumed name certificate?
• After an inspection, within how many days must the contractor provide a written offer to repair?
• Can local governments charge extra?
• Which action best protects public safety when a violation is found?
• What is the penalty for unregistered construction work?
• Which document helps protect the customer from future lien claims?
• What property is subject to a lien?
• Which occupancy classifications are included under IRC-1 to IRC-4?
• Can a lien cover multiple buildings on one lot?
• Hazard rule for glazing near stairs/ramps (R308.4.6) requires the bottom edge to be below how many inches above the walking surface?
• Maximum notch depth in solid lumber joists?
• What is the minimum horizontal dimension for habitable rooms, excluding kitchens?
• What investigative actions can the commissioner take under Subd. 2?
• Can insurance be provided for independent contractors?
• What is the maximum amount that can be paid per licensee?
• What is the maximum bottom-edge height above the floor that qualifies glazing next to doors as hazardous?
• Siding within how many inches from the ground requires treated wood?
• Is glazing in guards and railings hazardous regardless of height?
• Which version of the IECC is adopted in Minnesota's energy code for residential buildings?
• What is the lower limit of Class I vapor retarder perm rating?
• What term describes a building component preventing falls from elevated areas?
• Which statement about local amendments, per Rule 1300.0070, is correct?
• The Building Line is best described as which of the following?
• Under Rule 1300.0130 (Applications and Permits), when is a permit required?
• What areas must the exam cover?
• Which of the following is included among the key documents required with the license application?
• What must foundation construction be able to do?
• Which statement best describes Minnesota's workers' compensation requirement?
• If someone falsely claims to be an independent contractor, which agency is notified for investigation?
• How long is a residential contractor/remodeler/roofer license valid?
• What elements are included in a project considered residential roofing?
• If gross receipts exceed $15,000, what must happen?
• What is the minimum depth for exterior footings?
• Which placement best describes where address identification must be visible?
• What is TPD?
• What must accompany a license application?
• What is the penalty for violating a commissioner's order?
• What action must permit offices take regarding unlicensed individuals who apply for building permits?
• When must an amended certificate be filed?
• What happens if damage is not reported within 6 months of discovery?
• What does the IRC regulate?
• When does contractor registration expire?
• Which material is an example of acceptable waterproofing material for foundation walls?
• Roof Assembly is defined as which of the following?
• Ends of girders in exterior walls require treated wood when clearance is less than what?
• What is the maximum hole size for exterior or bearing wall studs?
• Fenestration includes which elements?
• Which term best describes the space between the ceiling and roof that is not a separate story?
• Who is appointed as the agent for legal service for licensees?
• If the worker performing a contract is registered at the time of contract, is it permissible to perform construction services without the contractor's registration?
• Can a lien cover multiple buildings on one lot?
• Structural Composite Lumber includes which of the following examples?
• If common walls do not have sprinklers, what is the minimum fire-resistance rating?
• What does it mean when a document is described as 'Executed'?
• A crawl space is defined as space with ceiling height under which?
• Which spaces require emergency escape openings?
• Which statement about a Certificate of Occupancy is true?
• Which option places the required drainage distance in the correct location relative to the foundation?
• What happens if the general contractor doesn't pay subcontractors or suppliers?
• Minnesota rules governing Chapter 1 (Scope and Administration) are found in which chapter?
• Which entity records a lien against a property?
• Where should CO alarms be located?
• What is the maximum sill height for escape windows?
• What is a lien waiver?
• Which of the following is NOT an approved fireblocking material?
• How long does a contractor have to inspect after being notified of a claim?
• Can exempt individuals choose to be covered?
• Structural Composite Lumber is defined as what?
• What does PPD stand for, and what does it compensate?
• Minimum grade for bearing studs?
• Which statement correctly describes labeling glazing with safety information in general?
• What warranty rights apply to home improvements involving major structural changes?
• Which definition describes the square footage inside exterior walls without deductions for walls or stairs?
• What must be disclosed when selling a home previously occupied by the builder-licensee?
• Which option best defines dead load?
• What is the minimum foundation wall height above finished grade for masonry veneer?
• Building address identification characters must be what type?
• What type of fasteners are required for exterior wall coverings?
• What is the minimum projection of a footing beyond the wall it supports?
• Maximum notch length in solid lumber joists?
• Emergency escape openings are required in which spaces?
• What does 'Executed' mean?
• What is the penalty for violating applicable laws?
• For escape windows serving a grade-floor, what is the minimum clear opening area?
• Which statement about anchor bolts is correct?
• Which of the following are key documents required with the license application?
• Which of the following is correct about backfill placement against a foundation wall?
• Which IRC chapters are replaced by the Minnesota Mechanical Code?
• What type of notice is filed at the start of lien foreclosure litigation?
• Are kitchens included in the minimum floor area for habitable rooms?
• How many hours of continuing education are required every two years for license renewal?
• Which of the following is NOT a situation when temporary total disability (TTD) benefits stop?
• Which statement about the definition of 'Person' is true?
• Under MN law, which statement defines employee status for workers' compensation?
• How long does a lien claimant have to foreclose?
• What actions are prohibited related to contractor registration?
• Which statment best describes the required address identification size and legibility?
• Which option shows a compliant distance to foundation walls?
• Which statement correctly describes the notch depth in exterior or bearing wall studs?
• Are elevator or platform lift provisions in the IRC adopted in Minnesota?
• Which statement best captures Rule 1300.0070 (Local Amendments)?
• Which practice is prohibited regarding insurance deductibles?
• Before suing for breach of warranty, what process must be completed?
• What is the purpose of Chapter 1300 of the Minnesota Administrative Rules?
• Can a person misrepresent someone as an independent contractor?
• How is live load defined according to R301.5?
• Can sole proprietors be exempt from coverage?
• What does 'Filed with the secretary of state' mean?
• What are the minimum insurance requirements?
• How can documents be served under Subd. 3?
• If an employer is found liable but uninsured, which agency pays benefits and what penalty applies?
• What is required if someone wants to do business under a name other than their true name?
• Exterior Wall Covering refers to what?
• What is the purpose of Rule 1300.0030 (Purpose and Application)?
• Which statement best describes the scope of the International Residential Code?
• What document can be demanded upon successful prefabricated building installation?
• Who is required to inspect the installation of prefabricated buildings?
• How many business days does a licensee have to notify the commissioner of a qualifying person's departure?
• Which term refers to the total square footage inside exterior walls, excluding deductions for walls/stairs?
• What is the minimum stairway illumination level at treads and landings, and when is a switch required at each floor if the stair has six or more risers?
• What is the minimum embedment depth for anchor bolts into concrete or grouted CMU cells?
• Which statement about Habitable Attic is accurate?
• Must warranties be provided in writing?
• What is the maximum total fund payment per licensee?
• What is a major construction defect?
• Which IRC section is retained when replacing the Plumbing Code under Minnesota rules?
• What is the license fee for manufactured home installers?
• How is an "Accessory Structure" defined in residential code terms?
• What is the minimum height and stroke width for address identification characters?
• Which term describes an affiliate?
• Which statement about exemptions is true?
• Hazard rule for glazing near bottom stair landing (R308.4.7) requires the bottom edge to be less than how tall above the landing and within what horizontal arc of the bottom tread?
• What is the time limit for foreclosing after last work or materials?
• What documents must the customer receive?
• Which statement is true about permits for construction or occupancy, as described in Rule 1300.0130?
• Rule 1300.0220 (Certificate of Occupancy) states when it must be issued.
• Which statement is the minimum grade for bearing studs?
• Is it legal to use a fictitious name to misrepresent location?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an exam content category?
• Which agency oversees contractor licensing and disciplinary actions for roofers?
• Which of the following is a common reason for enforcement or sanctions by the commissioner?