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JCT (Joint Contracts Tribunal) Homeowner Contracts are ready-made, downloadable building contracts you can fill in on screen and print off at home.

The JCT contract downloads are in editable PDF format. Once you finish completing the document, you lock the PDF so that it can be shared without further edits.

Negotiate the terms, record them in the contract, and sign - it's that simple.

Why use a JCT Homeowner Contract?

Employing the services of a building contractor, or a consultant such as an architect or a surveyor, can lighten the load of the organisational and practical aspects of home renovation work, but can also turn into a legal minefield should things go wrong.

Using a JCT Homeowner Contract can help you protect your investment in your home from the nightmare of cowboy builders and long, costly legal wrangles.

The building contract your contractor trusts, and you can rely on

Long established and well known throughout the construction industry for their unbiased contracts, JCT Contracts have a reputation that your contractor will recognise and trust.

Key points of the building contracts cover:

  • The work to be done
  • The price of the work and payment schedule
  • Which party will be applying for planning permission
  • Access contractors have to facilities on site

Who Are JCT?

The Homeowner Contracts are produced by the Joint Contracts Tribunal,  an independent organisation, the leading contract providers to the construction industry, recognised and respected by construction professionals.

 

Change Confirmation Form (B155)

Also known as a Change Order or Variation Instruction, this Change Confirmation Form is for use on a building project – whether this is a modest extension or a new house.  It is easy to complete and contains a description of each change, and the impact on the contract in terms of price and timing.

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Word document, 67KB

 

Also known as a Change Order or Variation Instruction, this Change Confirmation Form is for use on a building project – whether this is a modest extension or a new house.  It is easy to complete and contains a description of each change, and the impact on the contract in terms of price and timing.

£5.95+VAT

 

 

 

 

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£5.95+VAT

 

JCT Building contract for a home owner/occupier who has a consultant to oversee the work (JCT2)

This building contract template from the Joint Contracts Tribunal is suitable for a homeowner to appoint a builder when the homeowner has already appointed an architect, project manager, or some other consultant who will oversee the works. 

This contract has the Plain English Crystal Mark for clarity and is designed to protect the homeowner from problems during building works, renovations, and property improvement projects.

This contract is in  PDF format and only certain sections of it can be edited.

You will need an up-to-date version of Adobe Acrobat to use it. 

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PDF File, 199KB

 

This building contract template from the Joint Contracts Tribunal is suitable for a homeowner to appoint a builder when the homeowner has already appointed an architect, project manager, or some other consultant who will oversee the works. 

This contract has the Plain English Crystal Mark for clarity and is designed to protect the homeowner from problems during building works, renovations, and property improvement projects.

This contract is in  PDF format and only certain sections of it can be edited.

You will need an up-to-date version of Adobe Acrobat to use it. 

£20.63+VAT

 

 

 

 

See detailed Explanatory Notes >

 

£20.63+VAT

 

JCT Building contract for a home owner/occupier with no consultant (JCT1)

Suitable for a homeowner who wants to employ a builder, this contract from the Joint Contracts Tribunal has the Plain English Crystal Mark for clarity and is designed to protect the homeowner from problems during building works, renovations, and property improvement projects.

Having a contract in place with your builder is an essential part of planning your home improvement project and provides the peace of mind of legal protection.

Formally agreeing the arrangements and terms with your builder using JCT Homeowner Contracts, and following them thoroughly, means key aspects of your home renovation project are carefully considered and you can look forward to a successful outcome to your project.

  This contract is in  PDF format and only certain sections of it can be edited.

You will need an up-to-date version of Adobe Acrobat to use it. 

 

 

 

 

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PDF File, 161KB

 

Suitable for a homeowner who wants to employ a builder, this contract from the Joint Contracts Tribunal has the Plain English Crystal Mark for clarity and is designed to protect the homeowner from problems during building works, renovations, and property improvement projects.

Having a contract in place with your builder is an essential part of planning your home improvement project and provides the peace of mind of legal protection.

Formally agreeing the arrangements and terms with your builder using JCT Homeowner Contracts, and following them thoroughly, means key aspects of your home renovation project are carefully considered and you can look forward to a successful outcome to your project.

  This contract is in  PDF format and only certain sections of it can be edited.

You will need an up-to-date version of Adobe Acrobat to use it. 

 

 

 

 

£18.75+VAT

 

 

 

 

See detailed Explanatory Notes >

 

£18.75+VAT

 

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