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Purpose of the Addendum

This Subcontractor Addendum to Contract is required for all subtrades participating in a construction project. Each subcontractor involved must sign this document to confirm their acceptance of the terms outlined herein.

Acceptance of Terms

By signing the Addendum, the subcontractor acknowledges and agrees to the terms and conditions set forth in the primary contractor's Subcontract. This acceptance is conditional upon the contractor also agreeing to the provisions of this Addendum.

Prevailing Document

If there are any discrepancies or conflicts between this Addendum and other contract documents, the terms specified in this Addendum shall take precedence and will govern the agreement.

Rights of the Subcontractor

The subcontractor is entitled to the same rights against the contractor as the contractor has against the property owner. This ensures a consistent and fair approach to all parties involved in the project.

Contractor Responsibilities

Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the subcontractor, the contractor is responsible for securing all necessary permits and for providing all required site facilities and utilities needed for the project.

Compensation for Schedule Changes

Should there be a change in the project schedule, the subcontractor is entitled to reimbursement for any extra costs incurred as a result of such changes.

Form Availability

This document is a generic form and is not specific to any country. It is provided in Microsoft Word format for convenience.

Procedure for Obtaining Buyer Acceptance

Builders should ensure that, once the buyer has completed the final inspection of the property they sign the Certificate of Acceptance form. This is a crucial step in confirming the buyer’s satisfaction with the home and documenting their acceptance of the work performed.

Deficiency List Acknowledgement

During the final inspection, the buyer should provide the builder with a written list of any deficiencies identified. If there are no deficiencies, the buyer should indicate this clearly by writing "NONE" on the form. This ensures that both parties have a consistent and accurate record of the property’s condition at the time of handover.

Acceptance of the Home and Release of Claims

By signing the Certificate of Acceptance, the buyer agrees to accept the home as is, with the exception of any deficiencies that have been specifically listed. This signature also indicates that the buyer waives any further claims against the builder regarding the condition of the property, except for the documented deficiencies.

Importance of Buyer’s Signature

To minimize legal risks and avoid potential lawsuits in the future, it is essential for builders to always obtain the buyer’s signature on the Certificate of Acceptance form. This signed document provides important legal protection and confirms that the work has been accepted by the buyer.

Form Availability and Features

The Certificate of Acceptance form is available in Microsoft Word format, making it reusable and fully editable for future use.

Overview of Document

This easy-to-use template is designed for general (prime) contractors in the United States who need to prepare a sworn statement regarding subcontractors. The form is suitable for use in any U.S. state or territory that does not have its own prescribed version.

Key Features of the Form

• Confirmation of Payment: The form provides a section to confirm that payments have been made to all subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers involved in the project.
• Outstanding Amounts: It includes detailed fields to list any amounts that are still owing, along with the names of the parties to whom those amounts are owed.

Instructions for Use

1. The form will download automatically to your device after your purchase.
2. Fill in all required information, including payment confirmations and outstanding balances.
3. Print the completed form.
4. Have the form notarized to complete the sworn statement process.

This template streamlines the process for general contractors, ensuring compliance and clarity when documenting payments and obligations related to subcontractors.

Contractors, use this template to prepare a Contractor Limited Warranty for work done on a specified property.

• The contractor warrants the work to be free of defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year after completion.
• The warranty is subject to certain limitations.
• This is a generic warranty form (not country-specific) which can be used anywhere.
• Available in MS Word format, fully editable and can be easily customized for your business.