Handyman vs Service Agreement
Is it a good idea to have a service agreement to cover small jobs under a certain amount?
Is it a good idea to have a service agreement to cover small jobs under a certain amount?
There are two schools of thought on pricing handyman projects and service work: T&M or flat rate pricing. They both have advantages and disadvantages.
If you’re doing service work, make sure your client knows what to expect before you start.
It’s hard to remember what you’re worth, especially if you’re spending time on jobs that cost you money.
It’s important to manage the payment schedule on your jobs, but not all jobs are the same.
Invoicing is one way clients delay paying. "Thanks for doing that work, send me an invoice, okay?" Why do contractors agree? Maybe they believe everyone does it.
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