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Cleaner_n_TX 
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 Topic: Contract advice/helpPosted: 05/January/2006 at 1:34am |
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Anyone out there have a sample of a contract they could send my way?
Did a search on Google, but could'nt find what I was looking for. Just
landed a 14 theater cinema every six weeks. I need to put this one on
paper....Hotels and nightclubs also. Thanx in advance....
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nightrider
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Posted: 05/January/2006 at 1:57am |
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There is NO standad written contract for different industries. You have to make one up according to what your customer wants and needs, and what you are ready and willing to deliever at whatever cost. Tell me what the deal is and I can start one or give you ideas for. Nightrider |
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Cleaner_n_TX
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Posted: 05/January/2006 at 6:24am |
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I kinda figured that one also. Its rather complicated, but it rotates
every 6 weeks from $1500 (whole cleaning) to $500 (halls and
lobby). Not a bad deal at all really, considering that there are
only steps and 1 isle in each theater. The TM will get to every part
through the emergency exits, and will be running dual wand the whole
time. I figure roughly 30-45 minutes per. Then another 2 hours for the
halls + 1 hr for misc = 10 hours. $100-$150/hr will work for me! Then
subract chem's, gas, (d*mn big v-8 w/ a Butler), and we anticipate
pocketing little more than 1K. Not too bad for a nights work. Thanx in
advance....been following your posts for awhile now!
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nightrider
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Posted: 05/January/2006 at 3:03pm |
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Only you can write that one up, just mention what you will be doing at whatever intervals and the price per/month or week or whatever. Don't bother making t very comlicated with alot of legal lingo, "cause it all boils down to the customer liking or not liking your work. If he doesn't like your work he'll just tell you to take a hike, contract or no contract. Nightrider |
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Cleaner_n_TX
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Posted: 05/January/2006 at 5:47pm |
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thank you sir....
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cleanex
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Posted: 05/January/2006 at 6:08pm |
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Same as nightrider said, keep it simple most places will issue you a purchase order, which you will need for billing, make sure you spell out your terms for payment, {not that they will follow them} but will protect you in case of a dispute.
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