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The Change Order yacht is a 59' (17.98m) luxury yacht, launched and delivered to her original owner by the leading yacht builder HATTERAS yachts in 2021 .

The brilliantly appointed interior accommodations has a 3 stateroom layout.

Her hull is made of fiberglass, with a beam of 18' 9" (5.72m), a draft of 4' 9" (1.45m) .

The Sport Fisherman Change Order is currently located in Florida, with an asking price of $3,599,000

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By now most of us have seen the change order and contract boat image that has been circulating around the internet over the past several years.  The big boat is rightly called the change order and the small dingy is called "Original Contract".  This brings forward a very interesting question about how people think.  When you view the image it enters into your mind that this must be Contractor's set-up and he can only afford a very small boat with the profit earned on the base bid and once he got done with the "typical" contractor change orders he was able to afford the larger boat with all of those profits.  If that is your thought, you are not alone, I have been showing this photo to many people and universally that is the thought, but I offer a different perspective.

The Original Contract was what was placed on the documents and then provided by the supplier (read as contractor).  When the Owner received his boat, he realized it greatly missed his original desire and had to go through the process to get what he wanted, the Change Order boat.  This photo, author unknown, really is a great depiction of the problems we face as a construction industry.  First that most people's perception (including contractor's) is that it must be the greedy contractor's boat and his practices that allow this to happen.  Secondly, that it also shows that typical gap between an Owner's desire and then their ability to relay that information correctly to designers and then their ability to correctly relay that information to Contractors to ensure that the original intent is met.

No matter how you look at the photo, besides it being a great screen saver, it deserves some deeper thought and the way that a picture can define the difficulties of an entire industry.  I guess it is best said that a picture is worth a thousand words.

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'Change Order' is one of the newest Hatteras GT59s available. She is broken in and ready for the next owner. This 3 stateroom, 2 head layout with the master aft and tackle room provides the comfort and fishability for long extended fishing excursions. The main deck layout has the preferred peninsula galley with subzero drawer fridges, range and a dinette to stbd.  Also to stbd is a popup TV in the Satin teak cabinet and bottle storage with icemaker. The salon sofa has storage and a coffee table with storage that can raise to dining level. 

Equipped with Cat C32s, she cruises at 30 knots and has a top end of 37 knots. These engines are still under Platinum Plus warranty until 2025 and can be extended further. 

All new Garmin electronics package in 2022. 

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Interior Cabinetry In Satin Finished Teak 

Leather Sofa With Storage And Pull Out Berth 

Teak Coffee Table In High Gloss Teak With Flip Up Desk Style Top, Storage 

Leather Dinette With Storage Under And High Gloss Teak Table

Carpet Flooring With Amtico Floor At Entry Door

Samsung 40" Tv With Electric Lift In Teak Counter Fwd Of Dinette

Denon Salon Av/Receiver - Model avrx3600hbke3 

Samsung Blue-Ray Player

Definitive Technology Subwoofer - Model Supercube 2000

Two Jenn-Air Drawer Fridges (2 Drawers Each) - Model judfp242hxo1

Miele 4 Burner Electric Cooktop - Model km56212

Sharp Microwave - Model R-1881lsy

U-Line Icemaker Opposite Galley - Model uln-B195cb-03a

Emerson Garbage Disposal In Stainless Steel Sink

Corian Blue Countertops 

Storage Cabinets & Full Height Pantry

Amtico Flooring

• Bottle Storage In Bar Opposite Galley
• Large Doghouse Storage Forward Of Galley

MASTER STATEROOM AFT

Queen Berth with Storage

Cedar Lined Hanging Closet

Nightstands with Drawers

Cabinet Storage 

TV & Soundbar Built in to Wall

Head with Separate Shower 

Solid Surface Countertops

Mirorred Medine Cabinet

Tackle Room To Stbd

Lockable Storage For Rods/ Reels

Storage Cabinets

Bunk Stateroom To Stbd

Over Under Bunks

Nightstands With Storage For Both Berths

Cedar Lined Hanging Locker

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Queen Berth 

Flip Up Bed With Storage Underneath

Cedar Lined Hanging Lockers

Storage Overhead In Bulkheads

Head With Separate Shower

Solid Surface Countertops & Floors In Head

Mirrored Medicine Cabinet

Companion Laundry

• Haier Full Size Vented Dryer (New in 2022)
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• Wing board Rod Holders 3-Port, 3- Starboard
• Circulating Livewell with LED lighting in Transom Fish Box
• Lift Up Coaming Gate
• Companion Helm Chair Port Side
• High Gloss Teak Helm Pod
• 8 Cubic Foot Top Loaded Freezer on Flybridge
• Electric Bow Thruster
• Raw Water Wash Down Outlet
• Bow Stainless Anchor Shoot and Windlass
• Pipewelders Hardtop with Outriggers
• Eskimo Ice chipper Feeds into Stbd Deck Fishbox
• Swim Platform
• Electric Grill in Cockpit
• Fresh Water Washdown Bow Locker
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\'Change Order\' is one of the newest Hatteras GT59s available. She is broken in and ready for the next owner. This 3 stateroom, 2 head layout with the master aft and tackle room provides the comfort and fishability for long extended fishing excursions. The main deck layout has the preferred peninsula galley with subzero drawer fridges, range and a dinette to stbd.  Also to stbd is a popup TV in the Satin teak cabinet and bottle storage with icemaker. The salon sofa has storage and a coffee table with storage that can raise to dining level. 

Equipped with Cat C32s, she cruises at 30 knots and has a top end of 37 knots. These engines are still under Platinum Plus warranty until 2025 and can be extended further. 

All new Garmin electronics package in 2022. 

Characteristics

Interior Cabinetry In Satin Finished Teak 

Leather Sofa With Storage And Pull Out Berth 

Teak Coffee Table In High Gloss Teak With Flip Up Desk Style Top, Storage 

Leather Dinette With Storage Under And High Gloss Teak Table

Carpet Flooring With Amtico Floor At Entry Door

Samsung 40\" Tv With Electric Lift In Teak Counter Fwd Of Dinette

Denon Salon Av/Receiver - Model avrx3600hbke3 

Samsung Blue-Ray Player

Definitive Technology Subwoofer - Model Supercube 2000

Two Jenn-Air Drawer Fridges (2 Drawers Each) - Model judfp242hxo1

Miele 4 Burner Electric Cooktop - Model km56212

Sharp Microwave - Model R-1881lsy

U-Line Icemaker Opposite Galley - Model uln-B195cb-03a

Emerson Garbage Disposal In Stainless Steel Sink

Corian Blue Countertops 

Storage Cabinets & Full Height Pantry

Amtico Flooring

• Bottle Storage In Bar Opposite Galley
• Large Doghouse Storage Forward Of Galley

MASTER STATEROOM AFT

Queen Berth with Storage

Cedar Lined Hanging Closet

Nightstands with Drawers

Cabinet Storage 

TV & Soundbar Built in to Wall

Head with Separate Shower 

Solid Surface Countertops

Mirorred Medine Cabinet

Tackle Room To Stbd

Lockable Storage For Rods/ Reels

Storage Cabinets

Bunk Stateroom To Stbd

Over Under Bunks

Nightstands With Storage For Both Berths

Cedar Lined Hanging Locker

Vi Stateroom

Queen Berth 

Flip Up Bed With Storage Underneath

Cedar Lined Hanging Lockers

Storage Overhead In Bulkheads

Head With Separate Shower

Solid Surface Countertops & Floors In Head

Mirrored Medicine Cabinet

Companion Laundry

• Haier Full Size Vented Dryer (New in 2022)
• Haier Full Size Vented Washer (New in 2022)
• Wing board Rod Holders 3-Port, 3- Starboard
• Circulating Livewell with LED lighting in Transom Fish Box
• Lift Up Coaming Gate
• Companion Helm Chair Port Side
• High Gloss Teak Helm Pod
• 8 Cubic Foot Top Loaded Freezer on Flybridge
• Electric Bow Thruster
• Raw Water Wash Down Outlet
• Bow Stainless Anchor Shoot and Windlass
• Pipewelders Hardtop with Outriggers
• Eskimo Ice chipper Feeds into Stbd Deck Fishbox
• Swim Platform
• Electric Grill in Cockpit
• Fresh Water Washdown Bow Locker
• Gunnel Racks for Storage
• Teak Covering Boards in Cockpit
• Lumitec Sea Blaze Underwater Lights

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Interior Cabinetry In Satin Finished Teak

Leather Sofa With Storage And Pull Out Berth

Teak Coffee Table In High Gloss Teak With Flip Up Desk Style Top, Storage

Leather Dinette With Storage Under And High Gloss Teak Table

Carpet Flooring With Amtico Floor At Entry Door

Samsung 40" Tv With Electric Lift In Teak Counter Fwd Of Dinette

Denon Salon Av/Receiver - Model avrx3600hbke3

Samsung Blue-Ray Player

Definitive Technology Subwoofer - Model Supercube 2000

Two Jenn-Air Drawer Fridges (2 Drawers Each) - Model judfp242hxo1

Miele 4 Burner Electric Cooktop - Model km56212

Sharp Microwave - Model R-1881lsy

U-Line Icemaker Opposite Galley - Model uln-B195cb-03a

Emerson Garbage Disposal In Stainless Steel Sink

Corian Blue Countertops

Storage Cabinets & Full Height Pantry

Amtico Flooring

• Bottle Storage In Bar Opposite Galley
• Large Doghouse Storage Forward Of Galley

Accommodations

MASTER STATEROOM AFT

Queen Berth with Storage

Cedar Lined Hanging Closet

Nightstands with Drawers

Cabinet Storage

TV & Soundbar Built in to Wall

Head with Separate Shower

Solid Surface Countertops

Mirorred Medine Cabinet

Tackle Room To Stbd

Lockable Storage For Rods/ Reels

Storage Cabinets

Bunk Stateroom To Stbd

Over Under Bunks

Nightstands With Storage For Both Berths

Cedar Lined Hanging Locker

Vi Stateroom

Queen Berth

Flip Up Bed With Storage Underneath

Cedar Lined Hanging Lockers

Storage Overhead In Bulkheads

Head With Separate Shower

Solid Surface Countertops & Floors In Head

Mirrored Medicine Cabinet

Companion Laundry

• Haier Full Size Vented Dryer (New in 2022)
• Haier Full Size Vented Washer (New in 2022)

Deck Equipment

• Wing board Rod Holders 3-Port, 3- Starboard
• Circulating Livewell with LED lighting in Transom Fish Box
• Lift Up Coaming Gate
• Companion Helm Chair Port Side
• High Gloss Teak Helm Pod
• 8 Cubic Foot Top Loaded Freezer on Flybridge
• Electric Bow Thruster
• Raw Water Wash Down Outlet
• Bow Stainless Anchor Shoot and Windlass
• Pipewelders Hardtop with Outriggers
• Eskimo Ice chipper Feeds into Stbd Deck Fishbox
• Swim Platform
• Electric Grill in Cockpit
• Fresh Water Washdown Bow Locker
• Gunnel Racks for Storage
• Teak Covering Boards in Cockpit
• Lumitec Sea Blaze Underwater Lights

Photo of Original Contract Dinghy and Change Order Yacht

Contractors and owners can quickly encounter many problems when change orders are not processed properly. We`ve already highlighted the legal and financial importance of change orders in construction, so let`s dive into some best practices for change orders! Despite the widespread recession, major private clubs, resorts and hotels are aware of the need to continue investing in their physical property to keep amenities and facilities cool and encourage repeated use and enjoyment by members and guests. While budgets and operating costs, service contracts, and individual orders and invoices are often subject to rigorous scrutiny, this is often less true for payments related to large cash expenses for construction projects. In fact, original construction contracts are too often made to look like a rubber dinghy next to a gigantic boat of modification orders, and clubs and hotels have little certainty that what has been paid is what has been received. Without a careful review of the documentation supporting the payment request, management must assume that what the CM charges on behalf of the subcontractors and what it charges for its own terms and conditions is correct and within the scope of the contract. Otherwise, there is no real certainty that what the CM charges that month will reflect exactly what the subcontractors invoiced the CM or what the CM incurred in general terms. This is especially true if a risky construction manager (âMC) model is used and the basis of payment is the cost of the work plus fees with a guaranteed maximum price (âGMPâ). These contracts are usually structured in such a way that a CM is responsible for managing the project on behalf of the owner, from pre-construction to construction and completion. The CM is only allowed to perform a small amount of actual work (e.B, storage, etc.). The main task of the CM is to manage the project, which can include up to 40 subcontractors depending on its size and complexity, with subcontractor costs accounting for the largest portion of total construction costs. The CM then charges the owner his fees and the fees agreed in the monthly application process. These general costs or conditions include items such as insurance, bonds and the direct cost of the CM for project management, such as: the work and workload of project staff, telephone, equipment rental, tools, computer equipment, landfill costs and trailer rental, to name a few. In addition to cm fees, the payment request also captures the costs incurred in relation to subcontractors.

There are construction projects that do not require change orders, but they are usually the exception. However, this is only half the truth about what these types of contracts say on a payment basis. The basis of payment is the cost of the work plus a fee with a guaranteed maximum price. In addition, such contracts show that the final total cost of the project for the owner: One of the simplest best practices for the change order is to include an “exclusion list” in the final contract. The owner asked them to carry out work in the courtyard of the building. After reviewing the designs and scope, the Contractor estimates that the yard will be completed twelve weeks after the originally scheduled completion date. This section mainly refers to management fees and overhead – link the change order to the calendar! That`s because in the latter scenario, you know exactly what you`re getting in that $40,000. The same applies to change orders. Change orders can occur in construction projects for many different reasons.

Here are some common scenarios in a construction project that result in the issuance of a change order by the client to a contractor: The initial contract was what was placed on the documents and then provided by the supplier (read as a contractor). When the owner received his boat, he realized that his initial wish was missing a lot and had to go through the process to get what he wanted, the change order boat. This photo, whose author is unknown, is really a great representation of the problems we face as a construction industry. First, the perception of most people (including the entrepreneur) is that it must be the greedy entrepreneur`s boat and his practices that make this possible. Second, it also shows the typical gap between an owner`s desire and ability to accurately share that information with designers, and then their ability to properly relay that information to contractors to ensure that the original intent is fulfilled. For contractors, change orders are an essential part of getting paid for the work you do. If you are doing additional work on a project that is not part of your basic contract, you should be paid for the time and cost of that work. Change orders submitted by contractors typically require more time AND costs – completion times should also be increased in many cases. On the construction site, no one wants to do work for which they are not paid! However, it is not so easy to simply send a change order to the owner and wait to get paid. In the following, we will discuss the details of the change order protocol for contractors.

The exercise of the right of recourse clause allows the owner to conduct a more detailed and complete review of the construction costs and charges charged and to confirm their eligibility and affordability in accordance with the terms of the contract and the assumptions and exclusions set out in the GMP. During an audit, they have access to all accounting documents and CM files related to the construction project. In addition, contractor reimbursements resulting from the audit process regularly exceed the direct costs associated with the audit. Even worse, basic contract work will suffer while the owner and contractor argue over the change order work! In general, the more complex, vaguely defined, and risky a project is, the more owners should expect to pay change orders early on. That being said. Last but not least. Document, document, document !! This, of course, happens after a change order has been officially executed. Myth #1 â No need; our annual financial statements are audited annually. A common misconception is that homeowners don`t have to worry because they are covered by the annual audit. In reality, legal controls have nothing to do with obtaining certainty about the costs charged for a project that a site manager or contractor includes in their monthly statements or payment claims. What is generally considered from the perspective of a final audit is as follows: Whether the client has asked their contractor to perform additional work, whether the contractor has discovered unforeseen conditions, or any other reason for a change order, it is best to review the work with the client before doing more.

Simply put, an exclusion list is a summary of everything the contract does NOT contain. This is an easy way to clarify whether or not a particular item is included in the order value. Some points that are often excluded from construction contracts are: This is a combination of many of the above points. A change order submitted by the contractor should contain the following: To date, most of us have seen the conversion order and photo of the contract boat that has been circulating on the Internet in recent years. The big boat is rightly called a modification order and the dirty small boat as the “original contract”. This raises a very interesting question about how people think. Looking at the picture, it comes to your mind that this must be the contractor`s setup and that he can only afford a very small boat with the profit made from the basic offer, and once he is done with the “typical” entrepreneur change orders, he could afford the largest boat with all these profits. If this is your thought, you are not alone, I have shown this photo to many people and universally it is the thought, but I offer a different perspective. Projects carried out on a time and material (T&M) basis are carried out on an “invoice as we go” basis.

For contractors, T&M projects present minimal risk of change orders – you charge the customer for the work they do as you do and don`t pay it at a fixed price in a lump sum contract scenario. Owners need to worry more in the service of change orders – if the contractor has not finished but has exceeded his initial budget, he will need more money! A brief warning: Although I have been working as a project manager in construction for many years, I am not a lawyer or some form of legal counsel. .

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

• Change order boat mystery solved

I ran into your website with the picture of Change Order. The history of the picture is simple. I am a management consultant who does a lot of work with construction companies. Mostly finance and organization. I was on assignment in Vermillion , Ohio in late July 07 eating at the Red Clay on the River restaurant patio over looking the water. I noted the boat and tender moored in a slip across the water and given my construction background thought the boat and tender and names highly funny. Shot the picture with a digital camera that I carry, sent some copies to a few close friends and associates who I thought would appreciate the humor. This year (March 09) I was with a client in New Jersey, who had the picture in his office and said “see my boat”? My immediate answer was that it wasn ’t his boat since I shot the original image. I knew it was my original from the girl in black in the picture, the placement of her leg behind the piling and the bow of the boat just entering the picture on the lower left. I have no idea who owns the boat other than he appears to be a successful contractor with a great sense of humor. The interesting part of this story is that I had no idea the image would resonate as it has. I found that you can Google the picture and find it which is how I happened on your website. I know the power of the Internet but had never really experienced how things of interest can travel so widely in cyberspace. There is a small part of me that wishes I had 10 cents for every computer this picture has been sent to. I might be in Tahiti with a beach house etc. Oh well. But I am happy that many others seem to have enjoyed it.

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I live in Vermilion Ohio on the river and assure you this boat is not picured in the Vermilion river across from the Red Clay. It is not the Vermilion river. Mystery not solved.

Brian Ernest responded in an email to me: "Mark I can assure you that the boat was in Vermillion. I am absolutely not mixed up on the location. The picture was shot around the latter end of July 07. I attach an excerpt of my credit card record (not for publication) for the period. So I am pretty sure that it was Vermillion. I was also accompanied by another consultant who remembers the situation. So your blog friend is not correct. I don’t know if the waterway next to the Red clay is actually the Vermillion River or a canal dredged in from Lake Erie but I am positive about the restaurant location. Regards Brian"

I, for one, am not surprised the owner of this boat has not come forward. Change orders play prominently in many construction disputes. For an active contractor to have this photo circulating (or to own the boat in question) could prove a real credability problem in front of a jury. Naturally this is a joke... but so are dozens of stupid emails and comments that result in litigation or materially alter a party's position in litigation. Maybe this guy's made a killing and doesn't need to work. Or maybe he's an accountant, attorney or other consultant who doesn't actually issue change orders. Otherwise, I'd change the name of my boat in a big hurry!

One other thing. I've seen a different photo of the same boat, without the girl pictured here. Instead a tall blond guy is leaning against the boat. Just and FYI.

If I am not mistaken I shot this picture on the Mystic River in Mystic, CT. Harry Gates Gates Construction Corp. Little Ferry, NJ. I could be wrong.

I thought I snapped this picture at Seaport Marine on the Mystic River in Mystic, CT. Could be wrong. Harry Gates Gates Construction Little Ferry, NJ Now Great Lakes dredge & Dock.

I saw this picture for the first time in 2004, not solved...

I can say "MYSTERY SOLVED" with certainty. That photo is taken in Charlevoix, MI on Lake Charlevoix in the harbor ( called Round Lake). The gas dock is on the south side of the marina and when you leave it that is the view you get. When leaving the gas dock, I am guessing it was sometime in the 2006 - 2008 time frame, I saw the same boat and dingy there tied up in just about that same location. I took a photo because I thought - who would actually be in the business and name their boat that - unless it was a joke. I am looking for my original photo to see if it might be this one, but I am unable to locate it. I will keep looking to see if I might actually be the one who took it. Even if it is not my photo I am quite sure of the location.

The "Change Order(s)" boat name is not unique. I passed such a boat/name combination on the I-5 highway in Oregon 30 years ago. Five years later I talked to a contractor with the same boat/name combination in Watsonville, California. He assured me that his boat had never been to Oregon. Parenthetically, I used to own a print shop and sometimes printed change order forms for contractors.

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Mark, I am pretty sure that I have seen that image more than 1-2 years ago from some other site, so that does not jive with your "Original Photographers" time frame. Check with Michael Stone. That just may be where I saw it several years ago, but I am not 100% certain. I have seen it so many times that the original time frame is blurry to my memory now too. Oh, I know.....Thats My Boat...Yeah, thats it!!! :no: Ed  

Thanks. The photographer is confident it is him, and the details are so great as to be accurate (but others may have taken similar pictures, presumably, i notice at least one other image on google images). Although I haven't been able to speak with the contractor directly, I have verified his identity through local construction associations in Memphis.  

The joke is as old as dirt. I'd bet you'd find it in hieroglyphs on the pyramids. :laughing:  

I believe the picture was taken on the Mystic River Mystic Ct.  

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Beware the Culture of Change Orders

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By Mark McClanahan, President of Mosby Building Arts

The remodeling industry is tough on consumers.  The Better Business Bureau typically receives more complaints annually about remodeling companies than any other industry.  Considering this – along with what a person hears firsthand from friends and family –  it’s no wonder why homeowners are gun-shy when it comes to hiring a remodeling firm.

Unfortunately, there are some remodeling companies who contribute to the sentiment consumers have about the industry.  Some companies look for ways to make more money once they’re in your house.  I’ve heard this referred to in the remodeling industry as “having a culture of changes orders.”  In layman’s terms, it means a company trains their field associates to sell additional work beyond the original contract and scope of work.

Another way this is accomplished is by initially providing incomplete project bids.  To compete with other companies and land the job, some contractors will purposely provide a lower bid and are fully aware of an upcoming moment when the client’s house is torn up mid-job and something else will need to happen to complete the job. At this point, the client is hooked, and it’s an opportunity to charge more than the original contract price.

This “culture of change orders” has created a legitimate reason for consumers to expect needing 30% – 40% more money beyond what they signed for on a fixed-priced contract. Paying more than initially quoted is not a remodeling industry standard; this is a tactic used by only a small portion of contractors.

So, how can you protect yourself from this change order ploy?  There are 4 key signs to look for:

•  If the remodeling company never visits your house yet has a contract with a dollar amount for you to sign, you should walk away. It is impossible for the contractor to estimate an accurate cost for the work without seeing the conditions of your house first hand.
•  If the remodeling company doesn’t pull permits, you should walk away. There are plenty of instances of an inspector learning of non-permit work underway in your home, and they will halt the job until permits are obtained. This results in a significant delay to the job as well as an increase in the cost of the project.
•  If the remodeling contractor quickly writes out a bid on a piece of paper and hands it over in lieu of a proper contract, you should walk away. This typically does not hold up as a binding contract and is a sure sign of trouble to come.
•  If the remodeling company submits a bid that is significantly less than a competitor, you should walk away. This is a sure sign they’ve left out something important to successfully complete the project. In fact, many companies that appear to have an expensive bid have simply included all expenses in their honest, up-front bid, and do not rely on cost overruns.

Another thing about low bids; Mosby’s St. Louis designer Jake Spurgeon put it best in this article when he wrote: “That low price tag too often means that required work was missing from the initial work scope. Items like an electrical panel upgrade, plumbing stack replacement or code compliant upgrades will come up once the project is underway. These become change orders, and it adds to the final bill.”

Should homeowners expect change orders?

Yes, change orders are a common occurrence, but they should happen for only two reasons:

•  The homeowner wants additional work done because they are happy with how things are going.
•  Something is uncovered during construction that was not in the contract because the house conditions hid something from view. These are usually referred to as “unforeseen conditions” on your initial contact.

Change orders should not be considered a normal (and unknown) part of your home remodeling project cost. A professional remodeling company considers all details of a job to come up with a fair price for expert work backed with a warranty and assurance of future support to you.  What may seem like a higher price tag upfront is really an honest estimate of what it will realistically cost when done without excessive change orders.

Choose a remodeling contractor that gives you an upfront honest price for honest work so that the cost of the project will be worth every penny. I’d like to recommend Mosby Building Arts as just such a company for your St. Louis home remodeling needs. Here are a few reasons why you should choose us . And for any questions, please call us at 314.909.1800 or contact us here .

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CHANGE ORDER Yacht for Sale

61' hatteras | 2011 | $1,399,000.

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Last updated Nov 15, 2023

Change Order Yacht | 61' Hatteras 2011

Are you looking for a motor yacht that combines elegance ,performance, and comfort? Let me present to you "Change Order" a 2011 60 Hatteras motor yacht. This stunning vessel offers a truly exceptional cruising experience, perfect for those seeking the ultimate in style and relaxation on the water. The 60 Hatteras " Change Order" boats a sleek and timeless design that turns heads wherever it goes. Its spacious and well-appointed interior is crafted with high end materials and attention to detail. Step inside and you will find a welcoming salon with plush seating, a fully equipped galley and luxurious accommodations for you and your guests, The climate controlled  flybridge offers panoramic views and is an ideal spot for entertaining or simply enjoying the journey. Equipped with ample seating , a refrigerator and grill makes for the perfect atmosphere for unforgettable gatherings with family and friends. The " Change Order " has had only  three caring owners since new, having spent a lot of its life in the Great Lakes. Don't miss the opportunity to own this remarkable yacht that combines performance, elegance, and comfort. Contact us today to arrange a viewing. 

Denison Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Sparks Yacht Sales.

Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but can’t guarantee the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from that yacht market without notice. She is offered as a convenience by this yacht broker to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.

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Change Order HIGHLIGHTS

• Yacht Details: 61' Hatteras 2011
• Location: Jupiter, FL
• Engines: Caterpillar
• Last Updated: Nov 15, 2023
• Asking Price: $1,399,000
• Max Draft: 4' 6''

Change Order additional information

• Beam: 18' 2''
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Fuel Tank: 1 x 1000|gallon
• Fresh Water: 1 x 250|gallon

 In true Hatteras fashion, this passage-maker is not only practical but also customizable, with several different design options inside and out. The standard lower deck arrangement features a three-stateroom, two-head layout that places a full-beam master suite amidships, a VIP berth forward, and guest bunks to port. 

Premium carpeting throughout full canvas runner set 

Sharp Aquious 40" flat screen TV

Bose Life style surround sound system

High gloss teak coffee table with compass rose inlay

(2) Blue barrel swivel  chairs

Large leather sofa with storage beneath 

Ocean Air mini blinds 

Large stainless steel trimmed salon entry sliding glass door

Abundant storage throughout 

A single step up from the salon leads to the U shape galley with a country kitchen a large circular dinette which is  found to port 

Large L shape granite counter tops throughout 

Dark laminate flooring throughout 

Island style galley with stainless steel recessed sink Grohe satin finished spigot, storage and pull out trash can

Miele 4 burner glass cooktop 

Miele stainless steel oven

Miele Optima series dishwasher with matching cabinet face

Jenn-Air stainless steel microwave convection oven

Jenn-Air drawer style undercounter refrigeration (2) refrigerators (2) freezers

U-Line clear ice maker 

U-Line stainless steel wine chiller 

Large L shape circular dinette with large granite counter top 

Located downstairs from the galley features abundant cabinet storage and a small pantry  

Whirlpool stackable washer dryer combo is located in the hallway 

Located to the Port side is the guest stateroom featuring over/under berths for two 

Cedar lined hanging closet 

Carpeted sole throughout

Storage and book shelves

Sharp 15" flat screen TV

Clarion CMV-1 DVD/CD player  

Located all the way forward is the VIP  stateroom 

Large center lined Queen size berth with abundant storage beneath 

Large overhead deck hatch with sun shade

Large cedar lined hanging closet

Sharp 15 ' flat screen TV

Clarion CMV-1 DVD/CD player

Polk Audio overhead speakers

A/C controls 

Abundant storage throughout

Guest head ensuite access

Located downstairs to Starboard lies the guest head with hall way and VIP ensuite access

Large mirrored medicine cabinet 

Corian countertop with white Kohler undermounted sink

High gloss fixtures throughout 

Large walk in shower stall featuring curved acrylic door

Fresh water marine head

Exhaust fan

Dark laminate flooring 

Located all the way Aft is the expansive full beam master stateroom with center lined King size berth and dual hull side windows provide excellent lighting 

Full King size master berth with storage beneath 

Dual cedar lined his and hers hanging closets 

Sharp Aquios 40" flat screen TV

Bose surround sound system 

Large 6 drawer dresser to Starboard 

Make up desk/vanity with padded stool 

Ocean Air blinds

Large 6 drawer dresser to Port  

The Master stateroom head features a large counter space as well as a full walk in shower stall with abundant storage throughout 

Polished marble counter tops

Round White Kohler surface mounted sink

Custom tiled backsplash 

Large walk in shower with teak sub floor and glass sliding doors

Mirrored ceiling 

Exhaust fan 

The fully climate controlled Flybridge offers amazing views and an additional level of entertaining with an open Aft deck featuring an Electric grill and refrigerator 

Center lined helm with modified A/C ducts for better air flow

Dual Pompanette Platinum Series helm chairs with cloth covers

 L shape seating Aft with storage below 

Large white fiberglass table

Indoor/outdoor carpeting inside helm deck 

Full enclosure throughout flybridge

Gaggenau stainless steel grill with custom cabinet 

U-Line refrigerator

Steel Head WD1000 davit 

(2) Raymarine Axiom 12RV MFD displays

Simrad AP-24 autopilot 

Furuno RD-30 depth repeater 

Flir camera

ACR spotlight

Icom IC-M604 VHF

Fusion marine stereo Fusion Coax speakers

CAT digital engine dispalys

ZF controls with optional joystick

ZF emergency back up controls

American Bow Thrusters hydraulic bow thruster

Yacht Controller 

Hatteras information center

Located beneath the Aft deck is the large access hatch to the engine room which can also be entered through the transom bustle door

(2) Caterpillar C-18 ACERTS 1075 hours

(2) Onan 21.5 KW marine gen sets PT 931 hours STB 872 hours

Chargemaster 24/60-3 marine battery charger

Pronautic 24-20P marine battery charger

American Bow Thruster hydraulic bow thruster

Aquamiser Plus AM 826S water maker

Sea -Fire FM-200 fire Suppression System

Headhunter Mach 5 fresh water pump 

Delta -T engine ventilation system

Dual Glenn-denning shore cord retractors 

Large Lazzerette storage all the way aft with transom bustle door

All the owners personal affects, tools, and spare gear not pertaining to the boat the tender is not available at this point in time 

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To request a change to your order, please fill out the order change request here. this form can also be accessed in from a link in your order confirmation email, or from the order detail in my.bayphoto.com ... feb 19, 2019 • knowledge, information.

To request a change to your order, please fill out the Order Change Request  here .  This form can also be accessed in from a link in your Order Confirmation email, or from the Order Detail in  my.bayphoto.com . Accessing the Order Change Request from your Order Confirmation email:

After an order is submitted, you should receive a confirmation email within 15 minutes, depending on incoming order volume and the amount of data contained in your order. In the confirmation email, you will find a link labeled "Click here to Change or Cancel your order." Clicking that link will bring you to the Change Order Request form on our site where you can enter information, such as changes to your order, additional notes you wish to provide, or simply request that the order be canceled. Accessing the Order Change Request from the Order Detail in   my.bayphoto.com :

• Sign into your account at my.bayphoto.com
• ​Click on the order you wish to change.
• If your order has not yet been printed, you will see a red button to “Change or Cancel Your Order” in the upper right.
• ​Clicking that button will take you to the Change Order Request form.

Once you’ve submitted the Change Order Request using one of the methods above, an automated email reply will be sent to let you know if the change is possible. We may need to contact you further to clarify and confirm requests are possible. Typically there is a delay of 15 minutes between when the order confirmation email is sent, and when the order enters production, so we cannot guarantee that any change or cancellation request sent after 15 minutes will be accommodated. It is best to contact us directly in that case.

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