The right contract for your job, in plain English. Answer a few simple questions — who is in the deal and what it is for — and V-Contracts picks the agreement and drafts it, ready to download as Word or PDF. It also runs your contract administration: which paperwork a sub or supplier needs, what the bond and the insurance certificate must show, and when a pay application can be released.
Your draft contract will appear here.
Points to settle before signing. High items are missing information or legally sensitive clauses — have them checked by your attorney.
Who are you, who is the other party, and what is the contract for? V-Contracts picks the right agreement — or choose it yourself from 8 types if you already know.
Names, the job, the price and the dates. Scope, price and dates carry over from your V-Architect and V-Schedule projects; everything else has sensible defaults.
V-Contracts writes the articles — scope, price, time, payment, changes, insurance, warranty, termination, disputes — with California requirements built in, plus exhibits A–E.
Edit any clause, ask for revisions in plain language, work through the review notes, then download Word or PDF.
Labor and materials, labor only, services, materials only or rented equipment — subcontract (long or short form), temporary labor, professional service agreement, purchase order or equipment purchase order, with the paperwork each one needs.
Who must be bonded and why, the bond checklist, bond riders and consent of surety; the insurance minimums and a line-by-line certificate-of-insurance review with the fix for every miss.
License checks on the state board before anyone starts, tier limits and change orders, and a contract-setup checklist for every new job — exhibits, approvers, numbering, tax and owner programs.
A compliance log for every agreement — executed document, insurance and license dates, bonds — and a clear answer to "can I pay this?" with what releases the hold.
V-Contracts produces an AI-generated first draft for discussion. It is not legal advice and Vulcan Zone is not a law firm. Have a licensed attorney review any agreement before it is signed, and confirm that licensing, lien, prompt-payment and home-improvement rules for your project and state are met.
Our engineers and construction managers can price, negotiate and administer the contract with you — or deliver the project under EPCM.
For experienced users. Not sure which one? Close this and answer V-Contracts' questions — it will pick the right one for you.
Tell us who you are. We send a summary of the draft to Vulcan Zone's team so we can review it with you if you'd like.