Remodeling Contract
This Remodeling Contract template outlines the terms between a contractor and a client for a remodeling project. It includes sections for the project's location, description, requested changes, payment terms, and project timeline. The document also provides spaces for signatures and contact information of both parties.
Remodeling Contract
[name of contractor] (hereafter “Contractor”), [name of client] (hereafter “Client”) and hereby agree to the following terms:
Location of remodeling job: [add location].
Description of remodeling project: [add description].
List of changes requested: [add list of changes].
The Contractor will provide all tools and materials for this project.
The Client will pay a total sum of [amount], or [amount 1] for materials and [amount 2] per hour up to # hours.
The work will begin on [date] and finish no later than [date 1].
Contract will check in with the Client concerning design changes and sketches throughout the process of remodeling.
In witness to their agreement to the terms of this contract, the parties affix their signatures below:
____________________________________ _________________________________
[name of contractor] [name of client]
[contractor signature] [client signature]
[date 2] [date 3]
[address] [address 1]
[city, state, zip] [city, state, zip 1]
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