What Should a Construction Contract Include?

1. Name of Contractor and Contact Information.

2. Householder Name and Contact Details.

3. Legally Describe the Property.

4. List the Contract Annexes.

5. The Cost.

6. The Homeowner's Failure to Receive Funding.

7. Work Description and Date of Finishing.

8. Right to Stop the Project.

9. Payment Withdrawal Right.

10. Corrections for Contract Infringement.

11. Requirements for Proper Licenses, Permits, and Insurance.

12. Circumstances and God's Actions Are Unexpected.

13. Access and Inspection.

14. Change Orders.

15. Warranties.

16. No Liens by Subcontractors.

17. Damage Amounts and Responsibility Limitations.

18. Disposal of All Materials and Condition Upon Completion.

19. Both Parties Sign and Date.

What Is Construction Contract?

• Fixed Price: a contract that contains a fixed price or a lump-sum charge for all services, including all labor and equipment
• Price of the Unit: a contract that defines the unit costs, such as square foot costs or another unit of measurement
• Time and Material: A contract in which the customer agrees to pay the contractor for all labor and materials at a pre-negotiated rate that is greater than what the contractor pays their employees.
• Cost-Plus: A contract in which the customer is required to pay the real cost of labor, materials, and other charges, as well as a fixed fee or a percentage of the overall costs.

What Is a Commercial Contractor?

What Is Bonded and Insured Contractor?

Bond Contractor

Insured Contractor

1. Liability insurance covers circumstances such as contractor-caused property damage, but it does not generally pay for repairing or replacing substandard work. That is why there is a relationship.
2. Workers' compensation compensates injured workers for lost earnings and medical costs, regardless of culpability. In the case of a work-related fatality, workers' compensation coverage will also give benefits to the contractor's family.

What Is a Contractor?

What Is House Leveling?

How Much Does House Leveling Cost?

What Factors Influence the Cost of House Leveling?

How Do Costs Differ Between Pier and Beam Foundations and Slab Foundations?

Do Geographic Locations Affect House Leveling Costs?

What Additional Costs Might Be Involved in House Leveling?

• What House Leveling Costs?
• Basement Foundation Repair Methods
• Type of cracks that appeared on the structure
• Are Cracked Tile Floors Signs of Foundation Issues?
• Common Problems with Pier and Beam Foundations