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Contract for bamboo removal
Hi, I'm hiring a bamboo removal company. They just sent the contract and it
says contractor may at its discretion engage subcontractors to perform work provided contractor shall fully pay said contractor and in all instances remain responsible for completion of this contract. Also, it says contractor agrees to remove debris including in the estimate leaving premises broom clean. Then in the same section it says ANY ADDITIONAL debris removal and disposal not included in the original estimate will be added onto the final contact price, billed to owner and charged to credit card on file. Sides this sounds ok? -- for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...l-1140145-.htm |
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Contract for bamboo removal
On Thursday, August 3, 2017 at 10:51:38 PM UTC-4, Naturegirll wrote:
Hi, I'm hiring a bamboo removal company. They just sent the contract and it says contractor may at its discretion engage subcontractors to perform work provided contractor shall fully pay said contractor and in all instances remain responsible for completion of this contract. Also, it says contractor agrees to remove debris including in the estimate leaving premises broom clean. Then in the same section it says ANY ADDITIONAL debris removal and disposal not included in the original estimate will be added onto the final contact price, billed to owner and charged to credit card on file. Sides this sounds ok? -- for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...l-1140145-.htm Doesn't sound like the kind of contractor I'd hire or contract I'd enter into. If this is a typical residential deal, you'd think the contractor you're hiring does the work and isn't subbing it out. And I'd strike out that additional charge section, they are to remove the bamboo debris period. IDK what broom clean means in the context of outside work either. |
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Contract for bamboo removal
On 8/3/2017 10:51 PM, Naturegirll wrote:
Hi, I'm hiring a bamboo removal company. They just sent the contract and it says contractor may at its discretion engage subcontractors to perform work provided contractor shall fully pay said contractor and in all instances remain responsible for completion of this contract. Also, it says contractor agrees to remove debris including in the estimate leaving premises broom clean. Then in the same section it says ANY ADDITIONAL debris removal and disposal not included in the original estimate will be added onto the final contact price, billed to owner and charged to credit card on file. Sides this sounds ok? Sounds like the may hire a few teenagers to do the work cheap and make money on the deal. I'd be cautious about that. As for additional debris removal, that is standard. They will get rid of the bamboo and any other debris they make. You cannot use their dumpster to clean out the garage and get rid of the old sofa. |
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Contract for bamboo removal
On 8/3/17 10:51 PM, Naturegirll wrote:
Hi, I'm hiring a bamboo removal company. They just sent the contract and it says contractor may at its discretion engage subcontractors to perform work provided contractor shall fully pay said contractor and in all instances remain responsible for completion of this contract. Also, it says contractor agrees to remove debris including in the estimate leaving premises broom clean. Then in the same section it says ANY ADDITIONAL debris removal and disposal not included in the original estimate will be added onto the final contact price, billed to owner and charged to credit card on file. Sides this sounds ok? Run- don't walk- away from this contractor. You're going to get hosed! -- Don't cling to a mistake just because you spent a lot of time or money making it. |
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Contract for bamboo removal
On 8/4/2017 6:04 AM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 8/3/2017 10:51 PM, Naturegirll wrote: Hi, I'm hiring a bamboo removal company. They just sent the contract and it says contractor may at its discretion engage subcontractors to perform work provided contractor shall fully pay said contractor and in all instances remain responsible for completion of this contract. Also, it says contractor agrees to remove debris including in the estimate leaving premises broom clean. Then in the same section it says ANY ADDITIONAL debris removal and disposal not included in the original estimate will be added onto the final contact price, billed to owner and charged to credit card on file. Sides this sounds ok? Sounds like the may hire a few teenagers to do the work cheap and make money on the deal. I'd be cautious about that. As for additional debris removal, that is standard. They will get rid of the bamboo and any other debris they make. You cannot use their dumpster to clean out the garage and get rid of the old sofa. Take pictures before during and after to show there was no "additional" debris. Get proof he paid the subcontractors before you pay him, or you may end up paying twice. There are specific legalities in such proof, although you may opt for something less to your satisfaction. Subcontractors are not on his workers comp insurance policy, so they should have their own and provide you proof of coverage, just as the contractor should for his employees. Other reply re regrowth is a good one. |
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