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If you're a New York contractor, you need to use New York construction contracts. |
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You need construction contracts that: |
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- Include the notices and disclosures required by New York statute.
- Fit your jobs. Boilerplate contracts reflect a lack of professionalism.
- Comply with New York law. Don't get caught with a defective contract.
- Anticipate the most likely disputes. Protect yourself.
- Resolve key issues in your favor by adjusting the contract bias.
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When you deliver a bid, attach a New York contract that: |
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- You've drafted in minutes,
- Complies with both New York and Federal law, and
- Demonstrates your competence as a construction "pro."
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What the contract covers is important in New York. General Business Law Sections
756 to 757 supply a long list of contract terms that apply if your written contract
doesn't provide other terms. It's easy to avoid these state-mandated terms. Simply
be sure your contract covers all the essentials. New York Construction Contract Writer drafts construction contracts based on your responses to interview questions.
Click the buttons and boxes to draft a contract as detailed or as simple as the
project requires – anything from a small home repair job to a major commercial project. |
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When your contract is complete, click to create subcontracts that mirror the prime
contract perfectly. No need to rely on subcontract "flow-down."
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Program updates are free. Data updates are free for the first year and $25 per year
thereafter (or $40 for two years). You'll be notified when updates are available. |
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