House Wash Contracts, Waivers, and Disclosures?

[anon37135677]

You’d be surprised on the amount of stuff you’d learn if you spent some time researching on here. It would help you a ton.

[PW.SP]

Yeah, I actually do it, I spend a ton of time on Reddit + this community + YouTube + Google in general

[anon37135677]

You’ve created 8 topics and still have 3 hours read time. When you have a question try researching it on here first and watch how much stuff you’ll learn.

[MuscleMyHustle]

@jcfin

Also since I have a bad back, the customer agrees that my health situation can cause the work to be postponed

This one takes the cake lol. Mine has a clause that if it’s 5 knots outside I can postpone and take the boat out offshore

[TexasPressureWashing]

This is what @anon37135677 is talking about. If you were searching you’d find this stuff. It’s totally fine to revive and old thread vs starting a new one. It keeps the information in one thread and makes it easier for people searching. Yes you have to dig through a lot but welcome to forums

Check out this thread:

House Wash Contracts, Waivers, and Disclosures?

I’ve been thinking about this recently too after listening to the audiobook Built To Sell. This is how I think we’re going to set formal expectations and cover our rears. We’re going to print some glossy sheets that say something like this: What to expect: The detergent we use is similar to chlorinated pool water with a surfactant which is a fancy word for a sticky soap. Be prepared for a chlorine smell, but rest assured that it’s safe for your home, plants, and environment. We’re going to …

[Steve]

Thanks for finding that thread, I merged the two topics.