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A homeowner says, 'The estimator promised dust barriers at every bedroom door.' The draft contract is silent. What should happen before signing?

Correct Answer

B) Add the promised dust-control detail to the written contract if it is part of the deal.

CSLB guidance says promised terms should be included in writing so the contract captures what the job will include.

Answer Options
A
Put the dust-barrier promise in the estimator file without adding it to the signed scope.
B
Add the promised dust-control detail to the written contract if it is part of the deal.
C
Wait to see whether the crew has extra plastic on the first day.
D
Treat the sales conversation as enough documentation without updating the written agreement.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

CSLB guidance says promised terms should be included in writing so the contract captures what the job will include.

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