What will result from a contractor's failure to comply with the solar energy devices act?

A contractor’s failure to comply with the Solar Energy Devices Act can lead to revocation of their license. The act is designed to ensure that contractors operate within the legal framework established to promote and regulate the installation and use of solar energy devices. When a contractor does not adhere to the guidelines and regulations set forth in this law, it undermines the credibility of the profession and can lead to significant legal and consumer protection issues. As such, revocation of the contractor's license serves as a serious consequence that not only holds the contractor accountable but also protects consumers and the integrity of the industry.

While financial penalties or a compliance audit might be other forms of repercussions that are possible for various forms of non-compliance, the specific measure of license revocation is a definitive action directly tied to the gravity of failing to meet the statutory obligations outlined in the act. Notification to the client may occur in different contexts but does not carry the same level of consequence for the contractor as a revocation of their license.