Here are some of the documents we use to organize our projects and keep our customers and their architects informed.

This is an example of a contract estimate. This is the final step in the process of pricing a project before we sign a construction contract with the client.

We email this update to the owner and the architect weekly to keep them informed of our progress.

Budget statements help us and our clients keep track of all costs and payments for a project and help to make sure that the original contract amount, change order amounts, and invoice amounts are all properly reconciled.

When the scope of work changes on a project, often because the owner decides to add more work, it’s critical that it’s negotiated and documented before this additional work is performed. Failure to follow this practice typically results in misunderstandings later.

This is an internal document that helps us stay organized and research the project's history when necessary.

The materials contained on this website, including the samples of legal documents, are designed to enable you to learn more about the services that FR JAMES CONSTRUCTION offers to its clients. However, the sample legal forms provided at this site should not be treated as necessarily applicable to your particular project. Every project presents its own circumstances and requirements, and your job may be different.

The other materials provided on this website are also samples and thus are not guaranteed to be correct, complete, or up-to-date. Finally, please note that emails sent to FR JAMES CONSTRUCTION from this website are intended for general and initial discussion contact only. The content of any email sent to FR JAMES CONSTRUCTION from this website will not create a business relationship until a contract is signed.