Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-765.2: Definitions - Application of act

A. As used in the Home Repair Fraud Act:

1. "Home repair" means the fixing, replacing, altering,

converting, modernizing, improving of or the making of an addition

to any real property primarily designed or used as a residence.

Home repair shall include, but not be limited to, the

construction, installation, replacement or improvement of driveways,

swimming pools, porches, roofs, siding, kitchens, chimneys, chimney

liners, garages, outbuildings or storage sheds, fences, fallout

shelters, air conditioning systems, heating systems, boilers,

furnaces, hot water heaters, electrical wiring, sewers, plumbing

fixtures, storm doors, storm windows, awnings, floor or attic

bracing, moisture control, and other improvements to residential

structures or upon the land adjacent thereto.

Home repair shall not include the sale, installation, cleaning or

repair of carpets; the sale of goods or materials by a merchant who

does not directly or through a subsidiary perform any work or labor

in connection with the installation or application of the goods or

materials; the repair, installation, replacement or connection of

any home appliance including but not limited to disposals,

refrigerators, ranges, garage door openers, television antennas,

washing machines, telephones or other home appliances when the

person replacing, installing, repairing or connecting such home

appliance is an employee or agent of the merchant that sold the home

appliance; or landscaping; and

2. "Residence" means a single or multiple family dwelling,

including but not limited to a single family home, apartment

building, condominium, duplex or townhouse which is used or intended

to be used by its occupants as their dwelling place.

B. Nothing in the Home Repair Fraud Act shall be construed to

apply to original construction of single or multiple family

residence.