Change order form
Free Roofing Change Order Form
Use this roofing change order form to document work that changes after the original agreement, including hidden damage, material substitutions, added repairs, schedule changes, and price adjustments.
Built for hidden damage and added roof work
Captures scope changes, cost changes, and approval
Useful after tear-off, inspection, or customer-requested upgrades
Why roofing change orders matter
Roofing projects often reveal issues after tear-off, including damaged decking, rotten fascia, code upgrades, or ventilation changes. A written change order helps reduce confusion before extra work begins.
What the form should document
The form should describe the original scope, the requested change, the reason for the change, the cost impact, the schedule impact, and who approved the change.
How to avoid disputes
Contractors should use clear language, attach photos when helpful, and get customer approval before proceeding with work outside the original scope.
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FAQ
When should a roofer use a change order?
A roofer should use a change order when the work, price, materials, or timeline changes after the customer has already accepted the original project terms.
Can a change order cover hidden decking damage?
Yes. Hidden decking damage is one of the most common reasons roofing contractors document extra work after tear-off.
Does this form provide legal advice?
No. RooferForms provides draft templates and general business documentation only. Local requirements should be reviewed with a qualified professional.
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