• Approximate date for beginning the work and the completion date unless a specific disclosure states that no completion date is provided. (Always require a completion date be given.)
• A description of the work to be done. (Always require this to be detailed, describing the materials and grades to be used as well as the repairs to be made.)
• All financing information required by state and federal laws.
• Any warranty agreements.
• The name and address of contractor and person for whom the work is to be done.
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