Contractor experience and attorney knowledge — the perfect collaboration to help prevent disputes and give you peace of mind on every job.
Our contracts are written from real, on-the-job experience. Our contract writers know the construction industry because they've worked in it and seen firsthand the disputes contractors face — unpaid work, changing scopes, delays and disagreements. We turn that experience into clear, practical contract terms designed to protect your business when things don't go to plan.
Contractor experience identifies what actually goes wrong on the job.
Attorney knowledge helps turn that experience into clear, professional terms.
The result? Less unnecessary legal jargon. More focus on the real decisions, changes and disputes contractors face.
The strongest starting point for construction paperwork is a collaboration between people who understand the work and people who understand the contract.
Unexpected roof damage. Customer changes halfway through a remodel. Access delays on a commercial site. We start with situations tradespeople recognize, because those are the moments that lead to unpaid extras and disputes.
Clearer roles, scope, payment terms and procedures for changes. Attorney expertise shapes practical know-how into a more considered agreement, without drowning everyday contractors in unnecessary legal terminology.
Browse residential and commercial construction contract templates for roofing, solar, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, painting, remodeling and more. Choose your trade, open the contract and select your project state.
It's easier to agree the important details at the start than argue about them when the job is finished. Our agreements bring these conversations into the open.
Set out the work, responsibilities and exclusions so the quotation doesn't become a guessing game.
Create a clearer process when work changes, costs rise or the customer requests something new.
Give invoices, milestones and payment conversations a documented starting point.
Keep an agreed written reference if memories differ after the project gets underway.
Construction requirements differ across America. Choose the contract that fits your work, then select the state where the project takes place to get the available state-specific edition.
Fill in the business and project details, then reuse the template for future suitable jobs in accordance with its license. One purchase, no ongoing subscription.
No complicated sales pitch. Just the answers you need before choosing your agreement.
Start with your trade and the type of work. Read the product page to check whether the agreement is intended for residential customers or commercial clients, then choose the edition for your project state.
Yes. The U.S. library offers 50 state-specific editions. Choose the appropriate state on the individual contract product page. Local project requirements should always be checked before use.
Our approach starts with real contractor experience and develops it with attorney knowledge. That helps us focus on the practical risks of each trade while keeping the wording easier to use.
Yes, for suitable projects within the terms of your purchase license. Complete the project details each time and review them for the work being agreed.
No. Contracts are sold as a one-time purchase, with 18 months of updates included. Product pages explain the items included in each purchase.
No. Buying a template does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Seek advice about your specific project or legal requirements when needed.
Bring the same professionalism to your paperwork that you bring to the job.
