Asphalt - Concrete - Paving

This 2 page, Paving Proposal and Contract, has been drafted in such a way that, if it is accepted by the party whom the proposal is made (the "offeree"), which is typically signified by signing the proposal, then it may become a binding contractual agreement, and contractor may move forward with job/project. 

Avoid confusion and provide clear proposals straight from your computer allowing the contractor to manage customer expectations avoiding customer misunderstandings or disputes along the way ensuring smooth job/project transaction from start to finish.

A pressure cleaning, industry standard work proposal, bid proposal and service (maintenance) agreement form. An itemized cleaning checklist (editable) makes filling out your form a breeze.

Form includes space for customer, work and billing information, notes/observations, editable check list of services to provide, proposed amount and proposed frequency schedule, industry standard terms of agreement, signature lines and other features such as form numbering and cleaning industry association logos (may be removed or replaced with your own).

Help boost customer confidence that the work or installation has been done properly by providing your client with an Asphalt, industry standard, all purpose, labor workmanship or parts warranty certificate after job completion. This has been proven to help gain traction with customer trust and word of mouth recommendations in the long run.

You may also opt to have one or many different types of certificates to comply with particular jobs or projects. It may be a satisfaction guarantee, a warranty certificate on materials or parts, a workmanship guarantee, an "x-Year(s)" parts warranty or quality pledge, an "x-Year(s) on a driveway paving project or patch-work and maintenance or sealcoating, a lemon guarantee, the possibilities are many —and also makes a good starting point towards selling a maintenance agreement.

This Asphalt, Paving, Concrete form may take other names such as Additional Description, Addendum, etc. It is meant to be used with any contract where additional information or descriptive space is needed. An Additional Contract Description is an additional document not included in the main part of the contract. It is an ad hoc item, usually compiled and executed after the main document, which contains additional terms, obligations or information.

Tip: In most Construction Documents, it is inevitable that the agreement, drawings, and specifications will not adequately address every single matter. There may be gaps, conflicts, or subtle ambiguities. The goal of the Additional Contract Description is to act as a partnering tool to resolve these gaps, conflicts, or subtle ambiguities during the bidding process or early in the construction process to eliminate the need for costly corrective measures. Should the response to the Additional Contract Description lead to additional work during the construction process that represents added value, which cannot be reasonably worked out in the early stages of the performance of the work, than a formal claim can be made.

This Paving Change Order is initiated or to be approved by the project owner. Change orders are used to to provide written orders to make changes to the scope of work outlined in an original project contract. Change orders describe the new work that needs to be done (or omitted), the impact on budget, and the revised schedule for completion. Change orders are common in construction projects, especially larger ones - in fact, there may be many change orders issued in a single project.

There are many factors that contribute to the need for a change order. In general, they’re used when either the client or the contractor decide changes must be made in order to complete the project, or when the definition of what constitutes a finished project changes. 

The form records description of changes to the contract, additional charge(s) and payment schedule for the additional charge and legalese at bottom of form which includes the acceptance of change orders by parties involved.