I’m just getting started and I need a contract package for Subs. The UDA (www.uniteddesign.com) stuff looks good. NAHB is about to publish a new set of contracts but they aren’t out yet. And, of course, there is always AIA. What do folks use and like for contracts between them and subs?
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Like any pre-printed contract, the UDA contracts are a good starting point, but I'd have any contract reviewed by your attorney to make sure it conforms to state laws and covers your a** where needed.
Bob