Change Order Request Process for Drywall
The Change Order Request Process workflow supports drywall contractors by organizing how scope modifications are managed. It includes recording requests, reviewing cost and schedule impacts, and securing approvals. By following this process, drywall companies reduce miscommunication, prevent rework, and protect profitability. Clients benefit from clear communication and transparency, while teams gain accountability. With this workflow in place, drywall contractors can improve professionalism, strengthen trust, and deliver projects more consistently even with adjustments.
Identify the need for a change in scope, materials, or timeline
Confirm that the change is outside the original contract scope
Gather necessary details (what’s changing, why, and how it impacts the job)
Estimate cost and time impact of the change
Draft formal change order request with scope, pricing, and schedule updates
Attach supporting documents (photos, drawings, supplier quotes, etc.)
Review internally for accuracy and approval
Submit change order to client for review and signature
Follow up to answer questions or negotiate terms if needed
Receive signed approval before performing the work
Update project budget and schedule based on approved change
Communicate the change to the field crew and affected subs
Track change order status and integrate into job documentation
Include change order in next invoice or billing cycle
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