1. Description of Work to Be Performed and a Time Frame

The description of work to be done by your demolition contractor is fairly obvious. This should be a fairly detailed section about what type of demolition work is to be done (i.e. pool demolition) and how it will be done. A time frame is simple an estimate of when a job will start (job will commence April 1, 2014) and when it will be completed (April 7, 2014). Some States in the U.S. require that all contingencies that could delay a job (bad weather for instance). 

2. Payment Schedule

This is a section that spells out how a demolition contractor gets paid. Typically demolition contractors get paid in stages or tranches. I.E. a certain amount of money paid up front, a certain amount of money paid at the beginning of a project, a certain amount of money paid at the end of a project.

3. How Any Changes to the Work Will Be Handle

Typically contractors will require a dual signature on a work order to change any aspect of the demolition project. One from the contractor, one from the person who hired the contractor

4. Required Inclusions

Depending on the state there are certain required inclusions that must be included in every contract. Inclusions like warranties, resolution of disputes, and a notice of right to cancel. Check to see what inclusions are necessary in your state.

5. Choice of Law

A clause outlining a choice of law basically outlines how disputes will be handled should they arise, and whether and which court of law will handle a dispute.

You may wish to consult with a contract attorney before signing a full contract with your demolition contractor. Especially if you have a particularly intensive or complex demolition contract.

What Are the Advantages of Dumpster Rental?

Price is the biggest advantage in dumpster rental. When you rent a dumpster you get a dumpster. That is it. No labor, no trucks. Depending on the size of the dumpster you will pay a couple hundred dollars for a rental that ranges in time from a few days to a few weeks.

What Are the Advantages of a Junk Removal Service?

A junk removal service in Los Angeles brings their own equipment with them. Their own labor, their own trucks, and sometimes their own heavy machinery, like a bobcat for loading dirt. Using a junk removal service to haul away your construction and demolition debris can greatly speed up your demolition or construction process. Also a junk removal service doesn’t need a permit or to comply with strict regulations that accompany dumpster rental.

What Are the Disadvantages of Dumpster Rental?

Dumpster rental comes with quite a few downsides in Los Angeles. Mainly when you rent a dumpster in Los Angeles you run into a thicket of regulations and permits that strictly regulate where a dumpster can be placed. In most of Los Angeles you cannot put a dumpster on a street without a permit. In some sections of the city, like Beverly Hills, you cannot put a dumpster in your driveway even.

Dumpster rentals also come with weight limits for most types of construction debris. Going over that weight limit can incur costly overweight charges.

What Are the Disadvantages of Junk Removal Services?

Junk Removal Services in Los Angeles will generally cost more than dumpster rental. Although the price becomes competitive when you factor in the cost of permits and of over-weight limits of dumpsters/