Professions and occupations; residential roofers; education; training; insurance representation; penalties; codification; effective date.

HB 3782 requires residential roofers in Oklahoma to obtain a residential roofing endorsement by passing a 70% minimum exam or completing 10 hours of approved continuing education, effective November 1, 2026. It provides a 12-month transition period for current roofers registered with the Construction Industries Board to meet requirements, exempts those with existing commercial roofer endorsements, and prohibits unendorsed individuals from performing residential roofing work. The bill also prohibits unlicensed roofers from advising on insurance coverage (though they may discuss damage or repairs), with violations subject to $1,000 fines per offense. This primarily affects residential roofing contractors and laborers providing residential services, codifying new standards for their licensing and insurance-related activities.