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Define the masonry assembly before materials arrive
Brick repair, a new block wall and a stone veneer need different scope details. Use this downloadable agreement outline to connect the drawing to the actual assembly, finish and site conditions. Your attorney should prepare the final terms before the sample is used for a job.
This is a sample, not legal advice. Have a qualified attorney in your state review any contract before you use it.
Inside the downloadable sample
- Assembly, dimensions and drawing references
- Units, mortar and visible finish
- Foundations, openings and concealed work
- Delivery, scaffolding and curing conditions
- Measurement and change authorization
- Washdown, debris and closeout
The PDF and editable DOCX contain the sample clauses and blank agreement fields. Microtra does not generate contracts.
How to use the template.
- Gather drawings, material selections and photographs of the existing masonry before drafting the scope.
- Mark what is known about the substrate and which concealed conditions still need investigation.
- Take the sample, measurement sheet and proposal to a qualified attorney in your state.
- Keep the reviewed agreement with approved samples, drawing revisions and written changes.
Useful answers.
Can matching old brick be treated as an exact promise?
Discuss availability, weathering and mortar appearance before agreeing to a match. A sample panel or approved selection can document the intended result; your attorney should review any promise about appearance.
What belongs in a masonry change request?
Identify the affected wall or repair area, the reason for the change, revised materials and its effect on price and sequence. Obtain approval before extending the work.
Should scaffolding and debris removal be named?
Yes, when they affect the job. State the access needed for scaffolding and what removal or disposal is included so the owner can prepare the site and compare the scope fairly.
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