Construction Contract
The following agreement is entered into by Harry Holmes (hereinafter
"Homeowner") and Chris Conrad (hereinafter "Contractor") and constitutes the entire understanding between Homeowner and Contractor of the services provided by Contractor to remodel Homeowner's kitchen.
Homeowner will furnish $2,500 as a nonrefundable deposit on the date of this agreement representing one-half the total agreed amount of $5,000 for the complete project, the balance of which is payable on the date that the project is completed by Contractor. Contractor agrees to complete the project on or before June 1, 2009 and further represents that time is of the essence and that failure to complete the project on that date will entitle Homeowner to a negotiated refund of $100 per day up to the total amount of the project for any delay not caused by the Homeowner or by circumstances commonly referred to as "acts of God." Homeowner agrees to an additional fee of $100
per day until payment in full is issued once the project is completed by Contractor.
Homeowner agrees to provide Contractor with the necessary access to Homeowner's property and to reimburse Contractor for the purchase of building and other materials listed on the separate document entitled "List of Materials" attached hereto as a second page and bearing the initials of Homeowner next to each item.
Homeowner agrees to extent the period for the completion of this project by any delay caused directly by the unavailability of any necessary item or materials or to arrange for the delivery of appropriate substitute items or materials.
This agreement and the attached addendum referenced above constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and neither party may modify this agreement except in a writing bearing the signature of both parties.
Agreed to April 4, 2009.
Harry Homeowner
Chris Conrad
Witness
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