Terms & Conditions Template request 🙏

[Scooter72]

Hi Sparkies,
I'm admin for my husband - he's the spark! I do all the business related things.We went self employed a couple of year's ago ( both very green with running a business neither of us have ever done anything like this before and to say we are learning as we go would be an understatement - truthfully we are mostly just winging it. I have realised we really do need T's & C's attached to our quotes to offer important clarity to the customer and also to protect ourselves as we've had a few tricky customers in that time (only 2 or 3 but we realise we need to have some back up now as we feel quite vulnerable to being royally stitched up to be honest ( I know we will be told off for not having done this yet! ) ...so ANY advice would be great. Really ANY!

Thank you so much

 

[loz2754]

I'm not aware of any templates. But you could have a look at websites that list their terms and conditions and glean some ideas. Probably best not to just copy and paste though, as they will need to be tailored to your own company and may also be subject to copyright.

 

[James]

Have a look at these people, might get you off to a good start.

Free Terms And Conditions, Template & FAQs

T&Cs govern the in-person or online sale of goods or supply of services to consumer and businesses. Protect your business by making free terms and conditions.

www.rocketlawyer.com

 

[Midwest]

If you do domestic work and in a Scheme, they should have a T&C template.

 

[Scooter72]

Have a look at these people, might get you off to a good start.

Free Terms And Conditions, Template & FAQs

T&Cs govern the in-person or online sale of goods or supply of services to consumer and businesses. Protect your business by making free terms and conditions.

www.rocketlawyer.com

Brilliant thank you James I will look into this.

 

[Scooter72]

If you do domestic work and in a Scheme, they should have a T&C template.

Yes he is a domestic installer with NICEIC. I hadn't thought to try them! There website is awful and wouldn't be suprised if they charge for it as they seem to charge for breathing

 

[Scooter72]

I'm not aware of any templates. But you could have a look at websites that list their terms and conditions and glean some ideas. Probably best not to just copy and paste though, as they will need to be tailored to your own company and may also be subject to copyright.

Good idea! I did read a very useful thread on here that an esteemed sparky posted listing his ever growing T&C's that he put up for another poster but lost the link.

 

[loz2754]

Good idea! I did read a very useful thread on here that an esteemed sparky posted listing his ever growing T&C's that he put up for another poster but lost the link.

This one?

Post in thread 'Payment terms' Payment terms - https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/payment-terms.188620/post-1695387

 

[Scooter72]

This one?

Post in thread 'Payment terms' Payment terms - https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/payment-terms.188620/post-1695387

That's the one Brilliant thank you

 

[buzzlightyear]

That's the one Brilliant thank you

You has well read war and peace,
Copy it paste it work out what you want from it.

 

[Mike Johnson]

The JCT small works form is made for just this sort of size and type of contract, it is legally recognised as a standard.

Sorry "Joint Contracts Tribunal": https://www.jctltd.co.uk/category/minor-works-building