Warranty

Richard

What is your company warranty?- in short...

I have not established an officialy warranty to show the customer (waiting to be yelled at by my fellow tradesmen) but if they call, and it's something I missed or something logical I'll fix it. Gosh, sounds kinda lame now that I said that....

any tips to writing one up...

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Rich

Downeast

They have till my tail lights are out of sight from their front door.

Richard

your one funny ...

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Rich

Downeast

I was JK as you figured.

I have no warrenty in place other than good relations with the customer that if they have any problems in a reasonable time they can call me and I will come back and look at the situation and see about correcting it.

If they ask me to do something during production that iI am uncomfortable with I will let them know of the risks of not taking my advise which means if it fails, I told you it could fail under these conditions.

I mostly work with people that I am comfortable with and shy away from the ones I don't.

Things can be added to contracts in change work orders or stated in the beginning.

painterjim

2 years on the workman ship, the matierials carry there own warrenty. I have a written warrenty.

dougchips

Warranty as long as they provide you with a good reference. Tell them the day a prospective clients calls them for a reference and they either give a bad one or do not answer the phone, no more warranty!

In ten years I have never said the words "your warranty is up". I make my wife do it.

KellyPainting

2 years.... if they go for full prep and high end materials.
If you do it right it should last that long and some.

P.S. only about half my work qualify's for the warranty.

Brushslingers

I use a 30/30 warranty.









30 feet or 30 seconds, whichever comes first!

Really though, I use a fairly standard one year.

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Dave Mac

Five year warranty is standard in my market, and i use one.

ProWallGuy

I) WARRANTY:
Contractor warrants that all materials will be of standard or above quality. Labor is warranted for a period of 2 (two) years. All product warranties will be extended to Customer upon payment in full for work completed. Contractor’s liability under a warranty claim shall not exceed the Total Price charged for the work performed. Customer shall make warranty claims immediately upon discovering defect or performance problem. *In the event that the substrate or any prior coating fails beneath what the Contractor has installed and/or applied, the Contractor will not be held liable for the failure of the substrate or any coating. Failure to comply with the terms, conditions, and payment schedule of this agreement will void all warranties.

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Digital Murals Installation

Leo G

Pretty much a lifetime warranty on all custom projects. If something I made fails for no apparent reason I will try to remedy the problem. I make custom kitchens and built ins. Things with moving parts are what I pay special attention to, drawers, doors etc. Things like finishes, well they wear with time and that is to be expected. If the finish peels off in big sheets or chips in areas that aren't prone to banging I will fix that. Whenever I get another job from a previous client I will go in and inspect my work and adjust things without having to be asked or prodded. I guess I just take a lot of pride in what I build.

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Sawdust Follows Me Everywhere

http://lrgwood.com
Custom Cabinets in Hartford County Connecticut

GoodPainter

2 year warranty --one just like Pro wall's

Robert

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Robert Good
It's Your Life-Make Fun Of It!
http://www.robertgoodpainting.com

Terrence

I use the SAME EXACT Warranty as ProWallGuy.

I got mine from a legal website if I remember correctly...

LawyersNotContentToRipYouOffInPerson.com