UNITED STATES

TX contractors, you are required by the Texas Property Code to provide this Contractor's ⁄ Lender's Initial Disclosure Statement to a property owner before beginning work on a residential construction project.

• The Disclosure Statement informs the property owner of their rights, responsibilities and risks in building or renovating a home.
• It also offers guidelines as to what the owner should do to protect him/herself.
• Buy the form once, download it, and use it as often as you require.

Make sure you comply with the law. Download your copy of the Texas Contractor's ⁄ Lender's Initial Disclosure Statement form.

The Texas Property Code requires contractors to provide property owners with this Contractor's Disbursement Disclosure for Residential Construction (Consumer Owned) before disbursing the funds.

• The disclosure statement lists the bills that have been paid for work performed on the project as well as the bills that have not yet been paid.
• This disclosure must be provided to the owner before each and every payment to the contractor out of the funds.
• This form is only for residential consumer-owned properties, not for commercial projects.
• Once you purchase the form, you can use it over and over again. Cheaper than pre-printed forms, save on printing costs.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Texas contractors, make sure you comply with State laws by serving a home owner with this Contractor's List of Subcontractors and Suppliers before starting construction.

• This Notice must be issued by a contractor to a property owner with respect to a construction or renovation project, to make the owner aware of all subcontractors and suppliers who will be providing work or materials for the project.
• State law requires you to keep this notice up to date, and to re-serve the owner if there are changes to the information. Luckily, you can use this digital form as often as you require.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Use this easy-to-use template to write a Construction Agreement for a residential building project in the United States.

• After the plans are approved by an architect, the home owner will pay 90% of the agreed contract price, and the 10% retainage will be paid upon issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy.
• The contractor will supply all labor and materials necessary to complete the construction project.
• The contractor must carry adequate liability insurance during the construction.
• The contractor must provide the names of all subcontractors to the owner.
• A signed change order is required for any alterations to the plans.
• The property owner agrees that extras will be billed at actual cost plus a percentage markup.

You can easily modify this USA Residential Construction Agreement to add state-specific provisions for your State.

Prepare a Notice of Cancellation for your customers with this template form for the USA.

• This Notice is required by law to be given to a customer in relation to a construction contract or purchase of goods transaction which will result in a lien or security interest being placed on the customer's home.
• The notice sets out the customer's right to cancel the contract within three business days of the transaction date, and outlines the procedure for canceling.
• Pay for the form one time, download it, customize it for your purposes, use it as often as you like.

Hiring a contractor to do construction or renovation work on your property? Protect yourself against injury claims with this USA Waiver and Release of Homeowner by Contractor form.

• The contractor should sign the release form before starting the work.
• The contractor releases the property owner from any and all liability, and acknowledges the risks associated with the construction.
• The contractor assumes all responsibility and waives any claims he/she may have with respect to injury, damage or loss resulting from the performance of the work.
• Available in MS Word format, fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.
• Intended to be used only in the United States.