Tiling Notice of Directed Acceleration
Tiling subcontractors, general contractors, construction site project managers can use the Tiling Notice of Directed Acceleration mobile app with a tablet or Smartphone to complete a preliminary notice for the property owner and prime contractor requesting additional compensation for all direct and indirect construction project costs of the proposed acceleration associated with tiling.
5,000 Companies save time and money with GoCanvas
The notice is to inform the project manager, general contractor and subcontractor employees of additional manpower, extra shifts, and overtime required by the tiling subcontractor to comply and complete the tiling work per the original construction contract. The app is specific to the tiling effort including, but not limited to, any resulting inefficiencies from disruption, rescheduling, overmanning, stacking of trades, overtime, dilution of supervision and any other project impacts at the property. The independent subcontractor should use the app to assure the project manager that the tiling subcontractor will do everything possible to limit additional costs and as soon as the subcontractor can quantify the costs of the accelerated effort, they will submit a change order to the project manager prior to notice of completion and request of final payment..
The Notice of Directed Acceleration mobile app was developed for construction site project managers, primary contractors and independent subcontractors. The app creates a PDF of the notice that can be emailed and easily saved for your construction records. The GoCanvas App store offers a large variety of mobile apps for the construction industry.
When it comes to tiling apps, we have everything you want
GoCanvas accounts come
with hundreds of form templates
Don't take our word for it...
“I’m not a tech guy and I was able to pick this thing up in probably an hour, and actually start to build apps. I’ve done them over lunch when I’ve gotten frustrated with a process that didn’t exist in our company. So for non tech people who’ve got a problem, the support here is awesome and I’d recommend it to anybody, not just in our industry.”
