Contractor forms by state

Conditional or unconditional lien waiver for a progress or final payment, using your state's statutory form and mandated warning language where the law prescribes one.

A contract between a homeowner and a contractor for building, remodeling or repair work — scope, schedule, price, payment milestones, change orders, insurance, warranty and the notices your state requires in the contract.

A signed amendment to a construction or home improvement contract: what changes, what it adds to or deducts from the price, the revised contract sum, how many days it adds to the schedule, and confirmation that everything else in the contract stays the same.

An agreement between a general contractor and a subcontractor — scope, schedule, subcontract sum, payment and retainage inside your state's prompt-payment and retainage rules, lien waivers, insurance, an indemnity clause limited to what your state's anti-indemnity statute allows, safety, warranty and flow-down of the prime contract.

Fill the U.S. Department of Labor's weekly certified payroll for a Davis-Bacon or state prevailing-wage job: hours by day split straight time and overtime, prevailing rates and fringes, deductions and net pay, with the signed Statement of Compliance on page 2 — and your state's own certified payroll rule where the project is state-funded.