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WRITTEN AGREEMENT REVIEW / FREE TOOL
Mark only what the written agreement clearly covers. The result measures checklist completeness—not legal quality, Pool Builder quality, fairness, enforceability, or project risk—and creates questions for sections that remain unclear.
Mark a section present only when the written agreement clearly incorporates it. A verbal promise or separate marketing document does not count.
Match the legal name on the agreement to current official records and any credential required for the work. Identify responsible people, subcontracted work packages, and insurance evidence. A trading name, website, review profile, or logo does not establish which entity accepts contractual responsibility.
Connect drawings, specifications, quantities, products, approvals, access, excavation, structure or shell, plumbing, equipment, electrical or gas work, drainage, deck, barriers, cleanup, restoration, filling, startup, and records. Mark each item included, excluded, allowed for, or assigned to another party.
State what site information was investigated, what remains assumed, and how discoveries are documented. Tie payments to defined, inspectable progress and supporting records. Require a written change to identify revised scope, price, products, and schedule effect before changed work is concealed.
Specify inspections, operating tests, commissioning, finish startup, training, punch work, cleanup, restoration, approvals, manuals, models, serial numbers, registrations, photographs, and separate warranty contacts. Consider qualified local legal advice before signing.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
No. It cannot assess enforceability, fairness, accuracy, local law, or suitability for the project. It only reports which general sections the user marked present.
No. It is not a rating, recommendation, or performance prediction. Verify the business, evidence, proposal, references, credentials where required, and contract wording independently.
No. Mark a section present only when the relevant promise, document, drawing, or specification is clearly incorporated into the written agreement.
Confirm applicable local requirements and connect payments to defined, inspectable progress and supporting documents. Do not rely on a national deposit rule.
Take the missing-section questions to the Pool Builder, request written clarification, compare the revision with the proposal, and consider qualified local legal advice before signing.