
Contracts
I agree with everyone else, contracts will never be iron clad.
I also know the AGC - The Associated General Contractors of America - Home has a pretty fair written contract for both parties.
Iron clad? Good luck that, there's too many overpaid lawyers out there.
Seriously, try using the AIA (American Institute of Architects) format.
They have a wide variety of contracts/subcontracts.
Good luck.
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