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It is not wrong to include the phrase “subject to change” in a contract. The problem arises when it is written without a standard. Without a standard, the interpretation varies depending on who makes the judgment. And that judgment often proceeds hastily based on on-site criteria. Since the construction period isn't indefinite, you shouldn't get too anxious, right? So, change it like this: ✔ “Limited to structural defects discovered after demolition” ✔ “Proceed only upon mutual agreement after pre-photo documentation” ✔ “Prior notice and consultation regarding price changes” Minimize disputes with a contract for your precious interior renovation project, which involves a large sum of money!! 🤍❤️🤎 . . . #CreveHome #InteriorKnowHow #InteriorDesign #InteriorConstruction #OldApartment #Remodeling #InteriorDecorations #CornSoupRecordBook #OurHomeToday #InteriorTips