Canadian Home Builders' Association Renovation Contract - 2025

Sep 2, 2026

This document is a sample renovation contract provided by the Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA). It outlines the terms and conditions for a renovation project, including payment schedules based on project milestones and the responsibilities of both the owner and the contractor regarding utilities. The contract includes sections for tracking payments, holdbacks, and the completion of specific project stages, such as the foundation and substantial completion. It also features a warranty from the contractor confirming no existing claims or circumstances that would impede their ability to fulfill their contractual obligations. The document requires signatures from the owner and contractor, along with witness attestations and dates. Key sections address the allocation of utility services between the owner and contractor, with clear indications for water and electricity. The contract aims to provide a structured framework for home renovation projects, ensuring clarity on financial obligations and project progression.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryForms

FormatPDF

Pages9

Reading Time3 min

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Milestones and Payments

Utility and Facility Responsibilities

Contractor Assurance and Signatures

FAQs

What are the key milestones for payment in the CHBA renovation contract?

Payments are tied to specific project milestones, including the signing of the contract, start of work, completion of major stages like the foundation, substantial completion, and full completion.

What utilities are addressed in the contract, and who is responsible?

The contract explicitly mentions water and electricity. Responsibility for each utility (Owner or Contractor) must be indicated, with 'Yes' or 'No' for the Owner and Contractor, respectively. Other utilities can be specified.

What assurance does the contractor provide in this contract?

The contractor assures that there are no current claims, actions, contracts, rules, or other circumstances that could interfere with their ability to perform their obligations under the renovation contract.

Sep 2, 2026

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