Builders: your contract read page by page, before you pay a lawyer
The question you have
Read the customer's contract or the architect's terms before I sign: what's a variation, who pays for delay, what the retention is
The answer
Your assistant at YesBusiness AI reads every page: the key terms, the clauses to push back on with their exact words, and what to ask for instead.
Pre-legal preparation, not legal advice and not a substitute for the advice of a lawyer.
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Contract reader
Reads every page: the key terms, the clauses to push back on with their exact words, and what to ask for instead. Pre-legal preparation, not legal advice and not a substitute for the advice of a lawyer.
Forms clerk
Reads the form, fills each box from a fact it already holds, and shows where every value came from. You sign and send it yourself. Nothing is ever submitted for you.
What I do for a builders business
In your assistant's own words, for the phone and the paperwork around it.
- I answer in your firm's name: is it a new job, or one you're already doing? A client on a job underway reaches you today.
- Water through the ceiling, a sagging ceiling, a wall moving, a loose scaffold, rain pouring in or an open site: I ring you as urgent.
- No price on the phone: every job is priced in writing after you've seen it. I take the address and the job, and book your quote visit.
- For the visit I ask about parking, an adult over 18 on site, photos or plans, and the landlord's details in a rented home.
- I never say you're licensed, insured, registered or approved, and never give a start date, a deposit or a cancel right. Those go to you.
- I chase every overdue invoice by email, then a call, and remind you of the licence, insurance and ticket renewals you confirm.
- I ask your own merchants for three prices on the steel, windows or trusses from your email. Your regulars and architect get through.
For the firm on site
You're up the scaffold. Your assistant answers the next call.
She takes the address and the job, books your quote visit, and rings you as urgent for water through the ceiling or a wall moving. She never gives a price on the phone, a start date or a deposit.
Set up for a builder in one tap: she starts with the address and the job, the urgent calls rung through, and no price until you've been out to look.
What happens first
- Open a free account. Free to join, no card.
- Add the customer's contract or the architect's terms you are about to sign.
- Read what comes back: the key terms, the clauses to push back on with their exact words, and what to ask for instead.
Price
Free to join, no card. Plans for your phone line from US$49 a month. Everything else, pay as you go.
Questions
What does the contract reader do with my contract?
Reads every page: the key terms, the clauses to push back on with their exact words, and what to ask for instead. Pre-legal preparation, not legal advice and not a substitute for the advice of a lawyer.
Can it fill in a form for me?
Reads the form, fills each box from a fact it already holds, and shows where every value came from. You sign and send it yourself. Nothing is ever submitted for you.
When my assistant answers my phone, will it tell a caller what my terms say about a deposit or cancelling?
I never say you're licensed, insured, registered or approved, and never give a start date, a deposit or a cancel right. Those go to you.