Contract Disputes

Additional Work – works that fall outside of the contract. When it comes to works that fall out of the original contract, both parties can turn to a mediator to help come up with an agreement on how the costs will be settled.

Additional Cost – costs that fall outside the contract. Sometimes it can be hard to settle expenses that fall outside the contract. To avoid possible clashes, both parties can turn to a mediator who will then help them reach an agreement on how to settle the costs.

Damage to Property – Damage, to property as a result of works, carried out, etc. sometimes the contractors can damage properties as they build. In case a dispute arises on how the builders will handle the damaged property, they can turn to a mediator to settle the dispute.

Material Dispute – wrong materials used or specified. Sometimes builders can use  the wrong materials to build the house, and a dispute may arise. The best way to settle this kind of conflicts is by contacting a mediator. Court processes can be lengthy and costly compared to a mediator.

Job Not Completed – builder walked off site or homeowner kicking them off the post. Sometimes a dispute may arise between the builder and homeowner that forces the builder to walk off site or the homeowner to kick them off-site. Instead of going to court, both parties can turn to a mediator to settle the dispute.

Specification – the job being done to the wrong spec. A dispute may arise if the builders fail to do the job according to the given specifications. The best way to solve this is by going to a specialist building mediator who will then help them reach an agreement.