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Forum topic by Al Killian posted 37 days ago 148 views 0 times favorited 2 replies Add to Favorites
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Al Killian

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37 days ago

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I am looking for help on making/ getting a contract. Right now I just type it up on excel or word and print it out.This does not in any way look professional. If you do not mind, I would like to know what you use or a plsce where they have some.

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motthunter

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37 days ago

You can get standard contract forms at an office supply store or on line.

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Joe Dusel

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30 days ago

I use a contract from Builder’s Books that is specifically setup with all of the verbiage for California contracts. California has lots of rules for what must go into a contract. You need to check your state to see what they require.

The contract form that I use has fields that allow me to change all of the job specific information such as the client name and address, all of the dates, payment schedules and such. I also include an attachment for each project where I detail all of the materials, door styles, drawer box types, slide type and everything else that might bite me in the butt later.

-- Joe, http://www.cft411.com

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