Contract Rite is a Contract Support Consultancy providing legal and contract services specifically designed for the Construction Industry.
Providing multiple support agreement options and legal and contract services, we aim to work with every type of Contractor, from Sole Traders to sector-leading Companies. We understand that every Business is different, by working together you will have full control of our support at all times giving you full control of your spend.
We believe in early engagement, working with you from contract negotiations to final accounts. Good commercial practice reduces risks, maximises profit, ensures compliance with your obligations and increases your business resilience, ensuring that you avoid disputes wherever possible.
Positioning your Business above the competition
Working with Contract Rite will give you access to our professional team of Consultants, providing you with the commercial, financial and contractual support you need, at any time. Our Client relationships are our highest priority as we aim to become an integral part of your Business.
Working together generates huge efficiencies in your Companies performance, Contract Rite shall carry out your commercial and contractual requirements creating additional capacity for you and your team, allowing more time to get on with what you are good at.
Contract Rite Support Agreement Benefits
- Affordable monthly package options, with the ability to increase as you require.
- Priority Consultant support as and when you need it.
- Granting Office and Site personnel the ability to work with Contract Rite to deliver their Projects increases Staff confidence and morale, resulting in less errors which increases Employee retention.
A fair contract for everyone
Many Contractors, businesses and people do not feel comfortable when presented with a contract, this is understandable as they can often be daunting documents. However, ask yourself what happens when there is no written contract and something goes wrong, if you are a homeowner or end user how do you rectify the problem? Or if you are a contractor, how do you ensure you get paid?
If a contractor refuses to sign a contract, why are they doing so? A professional and confident tradesman should have no doubts about his work. Therefore, there should be no issue signing a contract to ensure they will get paid.
If a homeowner or end user refuses to sign a contract, why are they doing so? Is the paying party going to withhold payment at the end of the project, cause you issues throughout the build, or ask for lots of extras and then refuse to pay for any of them.
We aim to draft a fair contract for both parties, providing a clear understanding of requirements and agreements from the outset.