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1. Subcontractors: Include when the contractor may need to engage subcontractors, specifying approval requirements and liability

2. Permits and Approvals: Include when specific building permits or authority approvals are required for the repair work

3. Waste Disposal: Include for repairs generating significant waste or requiring special disposal procedures

4. Additional Work: Include procedures for handling additional work requests or unforeseen necessary repairs

5. Penalty Clauses: Include when specific penalties for delays or non-performance are agreed upon

6. Right of Withdrawal: Include detailed withdrawal rights when contract is concluded at homeowner's residence

7. Storage of Materials: Include when materials need to be stored on site for extended periods

8. Noise and Nuisance: Include when work may impact neighbors or require specific working hours

1. Schedule 1: Detailed Work Specification: Detailed technical specifications of all repair work to be performed, including measurements and materials

2. Schedule 2: Price Breakdown: Itemized cost breakdown including materials, labor, and any additional charges

3. Schedule 3: Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule showing all phases of work and specific milestones

4. Schedule 4: Material Specifications: Detailed specifications of all materials to be used, including brands, qualities, and quantities

5. Appendix A: Property Photos: Pre-work photographs documenting the current state of the repair areas

6. Appendix B: Contractor Qualifications: Copies of relevant licenses, certifications, and insurance documents

7. Appendix C: Warranty Certificates: Manufacturer warranties for materials and contractor warranty for workmanship