What a handyman terms and conditions is for
Handyman work is many small jobs, and the terms keep them profitable: a minimum charge so a ten-minute fix covers the drive, a clear rule for materials, and a list of what you send to licensed trades. Customers who see the terms before the visit rarely argue about the bill after it, and a clear cancellation rule protects the slot you held for them.
What to put in a handyman terms and conditions
- Minimum charge per visit.
- Hourly or per-job pricing, and how time is counted.
- Materials: who buys them and the markup.
- Work you do not do and refer to licensed trades.
- Cancellations and missed appointments.
- Payment due date and methods.
Terms handyman customers ask about
- Is there a minimum, even for one small job?
- Do you charge for the trip to the hardware store?
- Can you add things to the list while you are here?
- Will you do electrical or plumbing?
- What happens if I need to cancel?
How to fill it in
- Edit each term to match how you run your business.
- Fill in the blanks: amounts, days and your state.
- Download Word to print on the back of estimates, or paste into your estimate software.
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The same terms and conditions for other trades: house cleaning, electrical, hvac, landscaping, plumbing.
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