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What's a California partial release and waiver (unconditional)?

When a homeowner or business begins construction, remodeling, or similar contract work, the contractor must know that they will be paid, and the client needs assurance that work will be completed. A California partial release and waiver (unconditional) outlines the rights and responsibilities of a contractor and the property owner, including payments and details about what’s been done and what still needs to be done. Keep the contract work moving toward completion by confirming a partial payment.

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Here's the information you'll need to have handy to complete your California partial release and waiver (unconditional):

  • Location: Know the site location and address where the project work is being done
  • Dates: Be clear about the contract's timeline, especially the "through date"
  • Payment: Know the payment amount and the names of all parties being paid
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