1. (a) A rough carpenter is a specialty contractor who provides services in the following areas:

   1. (1) framing and lay-up work;
   2. (2) concrete form work;
   3. (3) trusses, beams, and columns;
   4. (4) structural work, (e.g., wood placed for purposes of structural integrity);
   5. (5) partition studs of metal or wood;
   6. (6) siding;
   7. (7) roof shingles;
   8. (8) exterior wall sheathing;
   9. (9) roof sheathing;
   10. (10) subflooring;
   11. (11) wooden walkways, rails, treads, and risers;
   12. (12) decks;
   13. (13) docks, dock planking, and bull rails;
   14. (14) pilings driven for purposes of foundation for dwellings, warehouses, or similar fixed structures (not pilings for piers, docks, or floats);
   15. (15) heavy timber;
   16. (16) wooden fencing;
   17. (17) metal doors and frames;
   18. (18) metal joists and structural metal framing;
   19. (19) metal or plastic windows;
   20. (20) operable partitions;
   21. (21) overhead door installation; or
   22. (22) scaffold erection.
2. (b) Rough carpentry is either performed by the contractor or subcontracted to another similarly registered contractor.

(Eff. 7/26/90, Register 115)