Change Order Example

See what a practical contractor change order should include before you create your own.

A good change order explains the extra work, why it is needed, what it costs, and whether the project schedule changes. Use the generator to start with a realistic example, then edit every line for your job.

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What this example covers

Short project reference
Plain-English changed work summary
Cost and schedule impact
Approval reminder before work continues

Important note

This is practical paperwork guidance, not legal advice. Review important construction documents with qualified counsel before use.