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The owner wants to swap a specified faucet for a different model at the same price. Even with no price change, what is the best home improvement contract step?

Correct Answer

A) Use a written change order signed by the customer and contractor because the scope changed.

CSLB guidance requires written change orders for contract price or scope changes. A product substitution changes scope even if price is unchanged.

Answer Options
A
Use a written change order signed by the customer and contractor because the scope changed.
B
Make the substitution verbally because price is unchanged.
C
Let the plumber choose any available faucet without owner documentation, because the contract price will stay unchanged.
D
Wait until final invoice to identify the installed model.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

CSLB guidance requires written change orders for contract price or scope changes. A product substitution changes scope even if price is unchanged.

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