Home Remodel Contract Template

Parties

The terms "Contractor" and "Client" refer collectively to the undersigned parties entering into a puppy contract (hereinafter referred to as the "Contract") in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein.

Project Description

Scope of Work

Remodeling Work Description

The Contractor shall undertake the remodeling work as outlined below:

(Outline the scope of work to take place here)

Materials and Products Specifications

The Contractor shall utilize materials and products conforming to industry standards and specifications.

Any proposed deviations from the specified materials must be submitted in writing to the Client for approval before procurement and installation.

Plans and Drawings

Comprehensive plans and drawings detailing the remodeling work are attached to this agreement. The plans and drawings shall serve as the guiding documents for the execution of the remodeling work and shall be strictly adhered to.

Any proposed changes to the plans and drawings must be submitted in writing to the Client for approval before implementation.

Project Timeline

Milestones and Deadlines

Design and planning phase:

1. Design approval deadline: (insert specific date)

2. Selection of materials and finishes deadline: (insert specific date)

3. (Insert scope of work): (insert specific date)

Pre-construction phase:

1. Permit acquisition deadline: (insert specific date)

2. Commencement of demolition: (insert specific date)

3. (Insert scope of work): (insert specific date)

Construction phase:

1. (Insert scope of work): (insert specific date)

2. (Insert scope of work): (insert specific date)

3. (Insert scope of work): (insert specific date)

4. Final inspection deadline: (insert specific date)

Post-construction phase:

1. Final walkthrough deadline: (insert specific date)

2. Project closeout and handover deadline: (insert specific date)

Payment Terms

Contract Price

The contract price encompasses the following cost breakdown:

Payment Schedule

Installments and due dates

The Client agrees to make payments in installments as outlined below:

(Continue as necessary for additional installments)

Retention Amounts (if any)

The Contractor may retain a percentage of each installment payment, not to exceed (insert percentage), until the satisfactory completion of the entire project. The retained amounts shall be released within (insert timeframe) after issuing a Certificate of Substantial Completion.

Late payment penalties

In the event of late payment by the Client, a late fee of (insert percentage or flat amount in US dollars) shall be applied for each day the payment remains outstanding beyond the agreed-upon due date, commencing from the first day following the due date.

Change of Orders

Procedure

Process for requesting changes to the original scope of work:

1. The homeowner or their authorized representative may submit a written request for changes to the original scope of work to the contractor.

2. The change request shall include a detailed description of the proposed changes, the reasons for the changes, and any supporting documentation deemed necessary.

3. The contractor will review the change request and provide a written response within (number of days) days of receiving the request.

4. If the change is accepted, the contractor shall provide a written amendment to the original contract outlining the revised scope of work, any adjustments to the project timeline, and the associated cost implications.

5. If the change is denied, the contractor shall provide a written explanation for the denial.

Approval Mechanism for Change Orders

All change orders must be signed and approved in writing by the homeowner and the contractor before any work associated with the change order commences.

The approval shall be documented in a formal change order document, which includes details such as the date of approval, a description of the changes, an adjusted project timeline, and a revised cost.

If the Client requests changes during the project without written approval, the contractor shall not be obligated to implement such changes, and the original scope of work shall remain in effect.

Impact on Project Timeline and Cost

1. Changes to the original scope of work may impact the project timeline and cost.

2. The contractor shall provide a detailed analysis of the anticipated impact on the project timeline and cost in the change order document.

3. Adjustments to the project timeline and cost outlined in the change order shall be considered final, and any further changes must follow the procedures outlined in this section.

4. Failure to adhere to the approved change order process may result in delays, additional costs, or other consequences as outlined in the original contract.

Insurance and Licences

Insurance

Licenses and Permits

Governing Law

This Home Remodel Contract ("Contract") shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the (State), without regard to its conflict of law principles.

Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Contract, including any question regarding its existence, validity, or termination, shall be subject to the courts' exclusive jurisdiction in the (County) of the aforementioned (State). The parties hereby consent to the personal jurisdiction of such courts and waive any objection to venue in those courts.

The prevailing party in any legal action or proceeding to enforce or interpret the terms of this Contract shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses incurred in connection with such action or proceeding, in addition to any other relief to which it may be entitled.

This Governing Law provision shall survive this Contract's termination or expiration and remain in full force and effect. Any modifications to this Governing Law provision must be in writing and signed by both parties.