Free Blank Pennsylvania Construction Change Order (2026)
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Pennsylvania rules that this document follows
| Written change order required | Yes — The home improvement contract must include a set of specifications that cannot be changed without a written change order signed by the owner and the contractor, and it is a prohibited act for a contractor to deviate from or disregard the plans or specifications in any material respect without a written change order, dated and signed by both parties, containing the accompanying price change for each deviation.Source: 73 P.S. § 517.7(a)(7); § 517.9(a)(6) |
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| Signature before the changed work | Not stated in the statute; signing before the work starts is the practice the statute assumesSource: 73 P.S. § 517.7(a)(7); § 517.9(a)(6) |
| Price and schedule in the order | The change in price must be statedSource: 73 P.S. § 517.7(a)(7); § 517.9(a)(6) |
| Payment for the change | No confirmed statutory limit on when a change order may be billed; pay for extra work as it is performedSource: 73 P.S. § 517.7(a)(7); § 517.9(a)(6) |
| Licence number on the paperwork | Required on the home improvement contract, so it is printed on the change order too — Office of Attorney General — home improvement contractor registrationSource: 73 P.S. § 517.7(a)(1) |
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