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Change Order (California home improvement)

Written change to a home improvement contract, for use with California Business and Professions Code ยง7159.

Change order number
 
Date
 
Job / project
 
Job address
 
Customer name
 
Customer phone or email
 
Contractor
 
Original contract or quote date
 
Contractor license number (CSLB)
 
Original contract date
 
Description of the changeWhat is being added, removed or changed, in plain words. Include materials and labor.
 
Reason for the changeWhat was found, or what the customer asked for.
 
Price of this changeAmount added to (or subtracted from) the job. Write "no change" if the price stays the same.
 
New job totalOriginal contract or quote total, plus or minus every approved change so far, including this one.
 
Effect on the scheduleExtra days, a new completion date, or "no change".
 
Payment for this changeWhen it is due and how it is paid (with the next progress payment, on completion, etc.).
 
Statutory noticeThis change order sets out the scope of the extra or changed work, the amount added to or subtracted from the contract price, and its effect on the progress payments or the completion date, as California Business and Professions Code section 7159.6 requires. Under section 7159 it becomes part of the home improvement contract only if it is in writing and signed by the parties before any work covered by it begins, and under section 7159.6 it is not enforceable against the buyer unless it states all three items above.
 
Customer signature
 
Printed name
 
Date
 
Contractor signature
 
Printed name
 
Date
 

Made for California home improvement contracts under Business and Professions Code section 7159; the contractor's CSLB license number goes in its box above, and both parties keep a signed copy before the work covered by this order starts. This template is provided free by Volta Orbit (voltaorbit.com/change-orders/california-law/); it is a general form, not legal advice.