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CALIFORNIA CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT, CONTRACT AGREEMENTS
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Get
Control of the Job
The party who
controls the contract also controls the bottom line. That's accepted wisdom among
vendors in nearly all industries. Buy a car or a set of tires or a kitchen appliance
or take your car to the dealer for service and you'll be handed a document to sign
(a contract). Vendors know that contracts offer protection. What's true for a tire
company or an appliance retailer is just as true for a construction contractor.
You need the same protection. And the best way to get that protection is with a
contract you draft yourself. Most experienced construction contractors (and every
lawyer) will agree: Work under a contract you drafted and you've got control of
the job.
Obviously, you've got a major advantage in contract negotiations if you're good
at drafting contracts:
- Your printed contract looks highly professional, and
- Contract revisions are quick and easy (if required), and
- You're confident the contract complies with state law, and
- You can deliver a contract almost instantly by email, and
- You deliver the contract in a format that can't be easily changed.
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