Common use of Make Good Clause in Contracts

Make Good. Make Good or Making Good means to restore new or existing work that has been rejected by the Consultant, damaged, cut, or patched. In addition, Make Good or Making Good requires the use of materials identical to the original materials, with visible surfaces matching the appearance of the original surfaces in all details, and with no apparent junctions between restored and original surfaces. Where original materials are not available, the Contractor shall propose substitute materials for review by the Consultant prior to ordering such materials or commencing Making Good. Making Good may require replacement of affected work in whole or in part.