Looking for general contractor forms and subcontractor forms that you can count on? Then our free contractor legal forms are here to save you both time and money.
So many things can go wrong with a contractor project - Work delays, workmanship mistakes, stalled payments... and the list goes on. A well-written contractor legal form can go miles to work out important details, iron out possible kinks and even resolve future work disputes.
Do you want to file, waive or release a mechanic's lien? Click here for our complete Property Lien Form List.
Contractor Bid Form
Are
you a contractor making a bid or an owner taking bids for a work
project? Then let's take that all-important first step of sending and
receiving your contractor bid proposals.
Agreement Between Owner and Contractor
Have
you reached an agreement on the work details and prices? Then lock in
these details and seal the deal in writing with our owner contractor
agreement.
3 Day Right of Rescission Form
Are
you doing home improvements for homeowners in the U.S.? Then there's a
very good chance you are required by law to give the owner this notice
of right to cancel. Click here to learn more.
Subcontractor Agreement
Are
you hiring a subcontractor or is being hired as one? Then grab our
agreement between contractor and subcontractor here for a smooth and
painless working relationship.
Construction Change Order Form
Need
to make some much-needed changes to your work project? Whether it's a
minor tweak or a major overhaul, push ahead with this form for change
orders.
Stop Notice
Do
you have a hard time chasing the owner or lender for overdue bills?
Then slam a stop to their construction funds and make them stash aside
money to pay you first. To tighten the noose and show them that you mean
business, you can file this together with our Mechanics Lien Form.
Notice of Completion
Owners:
Want a happy ending for your completed work project? Give yourself a
peace of mind with this notice that shrinks the time contractors,
subcontractors and material suppliers have to spring a lien or stop
notice on you.