Change Orders

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Customers Killing You on Change Orders? Van Halen Has the Answer

You probably don't associate the famous rockers with being crafty businessmen, but that's exactly what they were. By adding a silly rule to each contract, the band knew whether the contracts had been read entirely. Maybe you should invoke your version of the band's famous "brown M&Ms" rule to avoid surprises later. More

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Stop Losing Money on Change Orders

Remodeling industry consultants Leslie Shiner and Melanie Hodgdon offer tips on creating a work authorization form to keep from losing money on change orders. More

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Change Order Management: Creating a System That Works

Having a change order management system will save time and help prevent client misunderstandings. More

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Orderly Change: Managing the Change Order Process

Collecting payment for change orders isn't difficult, as long as you have a clear process and you make clients aware of it early in the remodeling process. More

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Change Order? Get It in Writing

Remodelers can save themselves a lot of trouble by ensuring that they define a clear change-order process and closely adhere to it. More

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Change Is in Order: Change Order Calculations Done in the Field vs. in the Office

TIM FALLER: Should you ask your lead carpenter to estimate and present change orders? More

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Tracking Changes With Variance Purchase Orders

This month I want to talk about one of the most important aspects of a purchasing... More

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Know Your Lines: Building a Thorough Estimate

Pre-construction preparation using a detailed line-item spreadsheet helps build a more accurate estimate and reduce the number of change orders. More

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The Fallacy of the Fast Track

Tim Faller: There really is no such thing as a fast track. Skipping steps from planning to production can be costly. More

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Affecting Change

Allison Iantosca: A gentle nudge can be more powerful than a raised voice when it comes to getting employees to change their work habits. More

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