Changes. Written change order signed by both parties before work.
Schedule. October 12 – December 5, 2026, subject to stated delays.
Warranty. One-year workmanship warranty from substantial completion.
Home Improvement Contract Template
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The agreement behind a renovation: contract sum, how it is paid, how changes are handled, the schedule, the workmanship warranty and how the job ends.
🏗️ Part of 5-document workflow
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- Construction Proposal & Estimate
- Home Improvement Contract
- Construction Change Order
- Progress Invoice (Application for Payment)
- Project Completion & Warranty Record
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- Describe the proposed schedule and identify assumptions such as access, weather, permits and owner selections for the agreement to address
- Document scope, price and schedule changes using the approval process in the agreement and any applicable rules; confirm how urgent work is handled
- Describe any proposed workmanship warranty, its scope and duration, and verify required notices or terms for the project location
❓ FAQ
Describe the work, exclusions, assumptions and allowances clearly enough for the parties to review. Whether the scope meets a contract or disclosure requirement depends on the project and applicable rules.
Do not assume a particular holdback or release point applies. Retainage and final-payment rules can depend on the agreement, project type, lender and local law. Confirm the permitted terms and any required notices before setting a schedule.
No. These templates are for general business record-keeping only. They are not legal, tax, or professional advice. Consult a qualified advisor for compliance in your jurisdiction.