Prefabricated Panel House Renovation Contract

The prefabricated panel house renovation contract can be formulated with reference to the following content, covering key clauses and policy highlights:

I. Core Contract Clauses

1. Renovation Scope Clearly define the renovation scope, such as partial or overall renovation, and specify detailed projects like structural reinforcement, wall treatment, and window/door replacement. For example, it can be agreed that "the upper part of the prefabricated panel house will be demolished to the level of the door header, the indoor floor will be raised by 50 centimeters, a 240×240 ring beam will be set under the floor slab, SPS flexible waterproofing will be used for the roof, and the exterior wall will be finished with 1:3 cement mortar and white cement" etc., and clarify material standards (such as concrete grade C20 and national standard steel).

2. Project Duration and Cost Specify the start and completion dates (e.g., "From //20__ to //20__") and clearly state the total project cost (e.g., "30,000 yuan") and payment method (e.g., "Full payment upon completion").

3. Warranty and Safety Responsibilities Define the warranty period (e.g., 1 year for the main structure and 3 years for the roof) and the warranty deposit ratio (e.g., deducting 5% of the total cost). During the warranty period, Party B shall unconditionally repair any quality issues. Meanwhile, it is clearly stated that Party B shall bear the construction safety responsibilities, and Party A shall not be liable for personal accidents.

4. Dispute Resolution It is agreed that Party B shall be responsible for coordinating village-group relations and construction disputes. If delays occur due to disputes, Party B shall compensate Party A for losses at double the market rental rate.

II. Policy Compliance Highlights

1. Renovation Prerequisites According to local policies, prefabricated panel houses must first pass a safety assessment and be confirmed as C-grade (partially dangerous) or D-grade (overall dangerous) dilapidated houses before they can be included in the renovation scope. For example, in Yuecheng District, Shaoxing, residents must agree to an autonomous update ratio of over 95% before submitting an application.

2. Compensation Plan Options After the renovation starts, residents can choose from three resettlement methods: monetary compensation, property rights exchange, or housing vouchers for house purchase. Monetary compensation shall include the house assessment value, decoration compensation, and relocation fees. The assessment price shall be reported by a third-party agency, referring to the market price of second-hand houses in the same area. If there are objections to the results, an application for review can be made.

III. Precautions The contract shall be adjusted according to local specific policies. For example, some regions have strict restrictions on renovation area and floor height, which need to be confirmed in advance. It is recommended that both parties consult local housing and construction departments or legal professionals before signing to ensure that the clauses are legal and compliant and avoid subsequent disputes.