A Homeowner’s Point of View
By Michael StoneIn case you don’t think it’s important to have change work orders signed and paid BEFORE making a change, read this note I received from a homeowner yesterday:
Specifics on Change Work Orders
By Michael StoneLast week we discussed having signed Change Work Orders (or Additional Work Orders). Today we’ll discuss 4 mistakes often made when writing Change Work Orders.
Contracts, Change Work Orders, Punch Lists and More
By Michael StoneA selection of issues that should be written into every contract to protect your profitability.
Overhead and Profit on Change Orders
By Michael StoneYou shouldn’t sign a contract that stipulates what you can charge, even if it’s just on the change orders.
Protect Your Business – Change Work Orders
By Michael StoneMichael discusses a ploy some building owners use to not pay for all of their change work orders. It happens in both residential and commercial projects.
Unclear Change Work Orders
By Michael StonePricing changes for a change work order isn’t easy when the scope of work isn’t clear.
The Skinny on Change Work Orders
By Michael StoneA compendium on change work orders on a new home, remodeling or renovation project; why they matter, how to price them, what to include, and more.
Make Jobs More Profitable
By Michael StoneMaterials, change work orders, borrowing tools, punch lists, resolving issues.