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Door to door roofing sales and the 3 day cancel rule in Arizona

Source: Arizona Roofing Help (arizonaroofinghelp.com), part of the Local Help Stations network (localhelpstations.com). Last updated November 3, 2026.

A home solicitation sale is a sale of goods or services where the seller comes to your home without a prior invitation, appointment or consent, and you agree to buy there. It does not include sales made after prior negotiations at the seller's fixed place of business. (source: Arizona State Legislature)

In a home solicitation sale, the agreement must be dated, signed by you and include a notice that you may cancel any time before midnight of the third business day after the transaction, with a cancellation form attached. The documents must be in the language used in the sales pitch. (source: Arizona State Legislature)

If you cancel, payments and any trade in are returned within ten business days after the seller gets your notice. (source: Arizona State Legislature)

For roofing after a catastrophic storm, A.R.S. 32-1158.02 adds its own rights: cancel for any reason within four business days after signing. See storm damage contract rules. (source: Arizona State Legislature)

The ROC tells homeowners to avoid door to door solicitors offering low cost construction services. (source: Arizona Registrar of Contractors)

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