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What is included in the rural self-built housing contract? What to watch out for? -wellcamp light steel villa manufacturers

In the past, most of the self-built houses in rural areas were all verbal commitments, and no contracts were signed at all. Once disputes occurred, it was often difficult to resolve, and the interests of the owners and construction teams could not be guaranteed. Whether it is to build light steel or traditional houses, a contract must be signed to build a house, and the specific matters must be clarified to prevent others from taking advantage of the loopholes in the future. So what should be included in the construction contract? What situation should we pay attention to? Today we will share with you. 1. Scope of contract contract 1. When signing a house construction contract, there must be a clear contract scope, such as foundation, main body, water and electricity, exterior decoration and so on. 2. In many contracts, due to the vague construction scope and missing items, disputes between the owner and the construction team occurred during the whole process of contract performance. 2. Construction drawings 1. It is better to have detailed construction drawings. The construction drawings are attached to the construction contract and provide important links to ensure the performance of the contract. 2. If there are no drawings, the disputes will be relatively large in the whole process of construction, so everyone must not ignore them. 3. Contract project cost 1. Generally speaking, the project cost is the concern of both parties. The owner is worried that the money has been spent and the house has not been built; the construction team is worried that the house has been built, but the money is not in place. 2. The contract has a total price contract and a unit price contract. If it is a unit price contract, it will be charged according to the building area, and you must promise a clear calculation method of the area. 4. Payment method 1. Payment according to the progress is relatively easy for both parties to accept. If the construction team requires a large proportion of payment before the start of construction, the owner should be cautious. 2. The project progress payment is divided into several times, and the payment ratio of each time may be subject to the negotiation between the two parties. 5. Contract duration. 1. Many contractors undertake many construction sites at the same time. Due to insufficient manpower or poor arrangement, the progress is often slow. A professional construction team can build a house in three or four months, but it takes half a year or a year for them. 2. In the contract, we must promise a clear construction period, how to deal with the delay of construction period, and what circumstances can extend the construction period (such as force majeure, Spring Festival, heavy rain that has not been encountered in 50 years and other key factors). 6. Quality and safety 1. Clear the project quality acceptance standards, whether there is a quality guarantee deposit, and the maintenance conditions for quality problems, the maintenance work period, etc. The main project is guaranteed for life within the design service life (50 years). 2. Clarify the safety responsibilities of both parties, and promise that the homeowner, relatives, friends and neighbors will enter the construction site, how to assess the responsibility for safety production accidents, and the terms of the responsibility evaluation of the construction team's own personnel for safety production accidents.

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