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Home services contracts that cover
the job, the property, and the liability.

Landscaping, contracting, and cleaning — on-site work agreements, change orders, recurring service terms, liability, and insurance requirements. Free.

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You're working on someone else's property. The contract has to protect you both.

Home services work involves access to private property, physical risk, and work that can't easily be undone. The contract has to address scope precisely (so you're not responsible for work you didn't quote), liability for property damage, and how changes to the original job are handled.

Industry-specific clauses

Property access authorization. Scope-of-work definition with change-order process. Liability for property damage. Insurance certificate requirements. Materials sourcing and cost. Permit responsibility. Callout fees for one-off visits.

Common deal types

One-time project, recurring seasonal service, recurring weekly or monthly service, emergency callout, and subcontractor agreements with general contractors.

What the AI tailors

BizDraft asks about your trade, whether work is one-time or recurring, who supplies materials, your insurance position, permit responsibility, and how you handle change orders.

The documents home service businesses need for every job.

Generate once per service type. Every job gets a signed scope before work starts.

Main contract

Home services agreement

Scope of work, payment terms, access authorization, liability, insurance, materials, and change-order process. The document every job needs.

Recurring service

Recurring service agreement

Weekly or monthly recurring visits at a fixed price. Service frequency, scope per visit, cancellation notice, and rate escalation terms.

Scope change

Change order

When the job grows beyond the original quote. Written change order with description, price impact, and timeline adjustment — signed before additional work begins.

Sub-hire

Subcontractor agreement

For bringing in specialty trades. Work scope, payment, insurance requirements, and liability allocation between prime and sub.

Pre-job

Estimate / proposal letter

Written estimate with scope, pricing basis, and validity period. The pre-contract document that sets expectations before the agreement is signed.

Five shapes a home services engagement takes.

Project

One-time installation or renovation

Fixed scope, fixed price. Home services agreement with deposit, milestone payments, change-order clause, and completion walkthrough.

Seasonal

Seasonal maintenance contract

Spring/fall packages, seasonal treatments. Recurring service agreement with fixed-price visits, schedule, and cancellation terms.

Recurring

Weekly or monthly service

Regular mowing, cleaning, or maintenance at a fixed monthly rate. Recurring service agreement with scope per visit and 30-day cancellation.

Emergency

Callout and emergency service

Unscheduled urgent work. Callout fee, emergency rate, and authorization-to-proceed terms so you're covered before you drive to the property.

GC sub

General contractor subcontract

Working as a specialty sub under a GC. Subcontractor agreement with flow-down prime contract terms, insurance requirements, and payment schedule.

Five on-site risks. All preventable in the contract.

Property damage liability

You break something on-site. Fix: explicit liability clause defining your responsibility for direct damage caused by your work, and insurance certificate requirements.

Scope dispute

"I thought that was included." Fix: detailed scope-of-work definition in the agreement plus a change-order process for anything discovered or added mid-job.

Non-payment after completion

Job is done but the check never arrives. Fix: deposit upfront, progress payments, and final payment due before you leave the property on the last day.

Late cancellation

Client cancels the day of a scheduled crew visit. Fix: cancellation fee clause for notice received within 24-48 hours of the scheduled service.

Materials cost overrun

Material prices change between quote and job. Fix: materials cost clause — either fixed-price with cost risk on you, or cost-plus with client approval above a threshold.

Four steps. New job to signed agreement.

1

Choose the job type

One-time project, recurring service, seasonal — BizDraft shapes the agreement around your trade.

2

Answer the questions

Scope, materials, payment terms, insurance, change-order process, cancellation policy. Plain English.

3

Review the draft

Adjust scope details, liability terms, or payment milestones inline before downloading.

4

Sign before you start

Word or PDF. E-sign before setting foot on the property. Done in five minutes.

Every job protected.
Scope, liability, and payment terms — signed first.

Free. Built for how home services work actually runs.

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⚠ Legal disclaimer: Agreements generated by BizDraft are AI-produced for informational purposes only. They do not constitute legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. For any agreement of significant legal or financial importance, consult a qualified attorney before signing.