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CHANGE ORDERS/ADDITIONAL WORK: Once this form is signed by both parties, written Change Orders signed by both parties are
required for any changes or additional work. The Change Order shall state:
• Whether the change will increase or decrease the original Contract amount
• The cost of the additional work
• The new total amount of the Contract
• When payment is due
The Contractor shall provide the Consumer with a copy of the signed Change Order form before starting the additional or changed
work. Except for those items specifically described in the Change Order, all other Contract terms shall remain unchanged.
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT: If the Consumer is satisfied with the conditions and prices specified in this form and in any referenced
attachments, the Consumer may sign this form to accept all the terms specified.
Once this form is signed:
• The Contractor will provide the Consumer with a copy of this signed Contract.
• The Contractor is authorized to do the work as specified.
• The Consumer will make payments to the Contractor as outlined in “PAY SCHEDULE.”
If a contract is negotiated in any language other than English, the Contractor must provide the Consumer with a copy of both the
contract and the three-day Notice of Cancellation Form in English, as well as in any other language.
ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS, CONDITIONS, AND DETAILS
1. The Contractor or subcontractor who performs work under this Contract and is not paid may have a claim against you, the Consumer,
which may be enforced against the property in accordance with the applicable lien laws.
2. In accordance with subdivision 4 Section 71-a of the Lien Law, the Contractor is legally required to deposit all payments received
prior to substantial completion of work. In lieu of such deposit, the Home Improvement Contractor may post a bond or Contract of
Indemnity with the Consumer guaranteeing the return of the payments or application of the payments to the purpose of the Contract.
3. Any contractor, subcontractor, or supplier of materials who provides home improvement goods or services pursuant to your home
improvement contract and who is not paid may have a valid legal claim against your property known as a mechanic’s lien. Any
mechanic’s lien filed against your property may be discharged. If you paid the amounts due under the contract before the lien is filed,
the lien can be invalidated by a court. The owner may contact an attorney to determine his rights to discharge a mechanic’s lien.
4. The Consumer may file a complaint regarding the Contractor’s performance or the job by calling 311 or going online to
www.nyc.gov/dcwp.
DO NOT SIGN THIS FORM IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT ALL THE DETAILS AND FEES DESCRIBED.
Date Signature of Salesperson/Company Employee
on behalf of Contractor
Print Name of Salesperson/Company Employee
Date Signature of Consumer Print Name of Consumer
YOU, THE BUYER, MAY CANCEL THIS
TRANSACTION AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO
MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS
DAY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS
TRANSACTION. SEE THE ATTACHED
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FORM
FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT.
CONTRACT