Which of the following is NOT covered by the Home Improvement License?

The Home Improvement License in Virginia specifically governs the types of work that contractors are allowed to undertake in relation to existing structures, particularly when it involves improving, renovating, or altering those structures. This includes projects such as bathroom remodeling, roof replacement, and kitchen renovations, all of which fall under the purview of home improvement activities.

New home construction, however, is distinctly different from home improvement work. It involves building an entirely new structure rather than making enhancements to an existing one. Consequently, new home construction does not require a Home Improvement License, but rather a different type of license that pertains to general contracting and new builds. This is why the correct answer is that new home construction is not covered by the Home Improvement License.