I am starting a small carpentry, remodeling business in north florida and was wondering where the best place to start looking or compiling the generic forms associated with estimates, scope of work, payment schedule, change orders,…..etc. would be.
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Go to the JLC bookstore and pick up the book, "Contractor's Legal Kit". It has a load of good basic contracts and worksheets like you are looking for. Also comes with them on a disk for your computer. Just add your letter head and you're rolling.
It's a good place to start, but it is suggested that you have a local lawyer review them to tweak them just right for your locale.
Good luck. I wish you the best in your endeavor.
thanks for all the information...it was exactly what i was looking for.
the CD estimator from Craftsman Books has a good list on it too.
http://www.craftsman-book.com I think that's their link.
Jeff
Buck Construction
Artistry in Carpentry
Pgh, PA
I'm assuming you're aware of the licensing and insurance requirements in Florida, right? Just making sure you don't get off on the wrong foot.
Bob
Working out all the insurance and licenses had been the time consuming part...thanks for the concern.
Luca
Good Luck Luca,
What are you going to specialize in? I have a solid contract written in your advantage-it's in word format so you can edit what you want. Have it checked by your lawyer. Just send an email if you want it.
I also have some florida leads if you want em... for outdoor work. I think most are in the south... but tell me what cities you live near and I'll check. I think there is about 10 reasonably fresh leads in Florida.
L
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