Legal Question in Construction Law in California

Generally speaking (and without the benefit of having reviewed the actual documents), if the full agreement was signed on 5/13, then that is the date on which the three day cancellation period starts. I assume that your estimate signed on 5/8 does not have all of the required disclosures, including the notice regarding the rescission period. Accordingly, the rescission period doesn't start until they sign the full agreement. This is why most contractors won't start any work until the rescission period has run.

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