Episode 147: What is a Change Order Directive?
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What is a Change Order Directive?
The change order provision in a contract is one of the most important parts, allowing the parties to increase or decrease the scope of work. Every contract has its own unique terms as to what is required to have a change order completed correctly, who can sign, what will be included in the change order, […]
Change Orders in Construction: Extra Work vs. Additional Work
Change orders are essential in the construction industry, and every contractor must be ready when there is a change in plans. In this blog, we’ll look at some specific contract language in change orders: extra work vs. additional work.
Change Orders: Document Everything and Be Detailed
In this blog, we’ll examine three common questions related to construction change orders. Our most important advice when it comes to change orders: document everything and be detailed about it!
Change Orders Webinar
Change is inevitable…but are you fully prepared for it in your construction jobs? Join Joseph Munoz, at our Free Webinar, and learn how to master the process of change orders in your construction projects and how to protect yourself by understanding what is in your contracts. RSVP for our free webinar! Date And Time Wed, […]
Change Orders: Common Pitfalls
Construction projects rarely go according to plan; there are so many unpredictable factors that it’s impossible to create the perfect plan. There may be times when the owner wants to modify the project. This could change the scope of your work, the amount owed for the project, or the time needed to complete the project. This is where the change order comes into play. Let’s take a look at the basics of change orders in construction, and the common pitfalls contractors face.
Change Orders
As a subcontractor, you should always remember that Contracts protect the ones who draft them. However, if you understand the expectations from the beginning, you can generally avoid conflict or at least, prepare and create records to support any potential claim. As morbid as it seems, the best way to prevent litigation is to prepare for it from the outset.
Scope of Work Gone Wrong: The Ramifications
As anyone in the construction industry knows, a construction project never goes according to plan. Unfortunately, there are just too many things that can go wrong. Between weather delays, change orders, and, inevitably, lawsuits, there will always be something that goes awry. Owners or general contractors who provide a scope of work to subcontractors must ensure they provide the most accurate list of work possible.
Residential Home Improvement Contract Requirements in Georgia
When undertaking residential home improvement projects in Georgia, homeowners and contractors must adhere to specific legal requirements to ensure clarity, compliance, and protection for all parties involved. Below is an overview of the key legislative mandates governing these contracts. 1. Licensing Requirements In Georgia, residential and general contractors are required to be licensed by the […]
Protecting Your Profit Margin: How Contractors Can Guard Against Tariff-Driven
Material Price Hikes The construction industry is no stranger to unexpected challenges, and one of the most unpredictable factors contractors face is the fluctuating cost of materials. Tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and market conditions can all drive up prices, leaving contractors scrambling to cover unanticipated expenses. If you’re a contractor, being caught in this situation […]
