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1. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances preventing contract performance, particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters

2. Subcontractors: Terms governing the use and management of subcontractors, needed when specialized work is required

3. Environmental Compliance: Specific environmental requirements and compliance measures, necessary for projects with significant environmental impact

4. Security of Payment: Additional payment security measures such as bonds or escrow arrangements, useful for high-value renovations

5. Intellectual Property: Protection of designs and custom features, relevant when unique or custom designs are involved

6. Occupancy During Renovation: Special provisions if the house will be occupied during renovation works

7. Heritage Conservation: Special requirements for renovating heritage properties or properties in conservation areas

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Works: Comprehensive breakdown of all renovation works to be performed, including technical specifications

2. Schedule B - Plans and Drawings: Architectural plans, engineering drawings, and design details

3. Schedule C - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials, quantities, and their respective costs

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and corresponding amounts

5. Schedule E - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and critical path activities

6. Schedule F - Material Specifications: Detailed specifications for all materials to be used in the renovation

7. Schedule G - Safety and Site Management Plan: Safety protocols and site management procedures

8. Appendix 1 - Required Permits and Licenses: Copies of all necessary permits, licenses, and regulatory approvals

9. Appendix 2 - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and certificates