A written agreement should be drafted whenever any roofing project is undertaken, regardless of the size or scope of the project.
The contract helps to set expectations and ensures that there’s no confusion on the part of either party as to what work the roofer will perform and how the property owner will compensate the roofer.
The more complex the roofing project and the terms of the agreement between the parties, the more detailed the contract should be. If the project requires a permit, for example, the contract should specify who will be responsible for obtaining it and paying for it.
Roofing contracts should be used for both residential and commercial projects and should be used both for repair work and when a new roof is installed. By putting the terms of the agreement in writing, the contract is easier to enforce and it becomes less likely that either party will fail to live up to the expectations of the other.
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