Short Answer
Change orders are modifications to the original construction plan made after building has started. They should always be in writing and include the cost impact and any timeline changes. Some changes are free or low-cost if caught early, while structural changes after framing begins can be expensive. Builders typically require payment for change orders before the work is done. Minimize changes by making all major decisions before construction starts. Full answer page coming soon.
Full answer page coming soon. This page will explain the change order process for new construction homes in South Jersey including costs, timing, and how to manage builder communication.
Bob's Advice
Redfin Senior Agent · AI Certified Agent
Full answer page coming soon. Change orders are expensive. I recommend making all your selections before construction starts and sticking to them. If you must make a change, get the cost and timeline impact in writing before approving the work.
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