A change order is required if there are changes in the scope of a job. Examples of a change order may be but are not limited to:       Working on flooring that ends up being totally warped when we expected it to be normal      Customers asking us to perform tasks that are not part of the original scope of the job description.      Opening up a wall to find mold or other items that need to be fixed that were not anticipated.     When the scope of a job changes for any reason, a change order is needed for us to continue proceeding with work. Extra work means extra labor, materials, and cost, and to be fair to everyone this needs to be accounted for.     Cransten Handymen will walk the customer through the need of a change order, and have the customer sign off on it before performing the work for the change order.