Scope of work

Watton Painting agrees to provide painting services as outlined in the agreed-upon project proposal or contract. Any additional work requested by the client will be subject to additional charges and must be approved in writing by both parties.

Payment terms

Payment for painting services is due as outlined in the project proposal or contract. A deposit may be required to secure the booking, with the remaining balance payable upon completion of the project. Failure to make payment within the agreed-upon timeframe may result in late fees or suspension of services.

Cancellation policy

In the event of project cancellation by the client, any deposit paid may be forfeited to cover costs incurred by Watton Painting. Cancellations must be made in writing at least 30 days prior to the scheduled start date to avoid penalties.

Change orders

Any changes to the scope of work must be requested in writing by the client and approved by Watton Painting. Additional charges may apply for change orders, and any adjustments to the project timeline will be communicated to the client in a timely manner.

Materials and equipment

Watton Painting will provide all necessary materials, equipment, and labour to complete the painting project unless otherwise specified in the project proposal or contract. The client is responsible for providing access to the property and ensuring the area to be painted is clear of obstacles.

Property access

The client agrees to provide Watton Painting with access to the property during scheduled work hours. If the client is unable to be present, arrangements must be made to grant access to the property, and Watton Painting will not be held liable for any damages or losses resulting from the client's failure to provide access.

Insurance and liability

Watton Painting carries appropriate insurance coverage, including public liability insurance, to protect against unforeseen accidents or damages during the course of the project. While every effort will be made to minimize risk, the client acknowledges that painting projects involve inherent risks, and Watton Painting will not be held liable for any damages, injuries, or losses that occur as a result of the painting work.

Completion and acceptance

Upon completion of the painting project, the client will have the opportunity to inspect the work and notify Watton Painting of any concerns or deficiencies. Any touch-ups or corrections required will be addressed promptly by Watton Painting to ensure the client's satisfaction.

Dispute resolution

Any disputes arising from the painting project will be resolved through negotiation and mediation between the parties involved. In the event that a resolution cannot be reached, the matter may be escalated to arbitration or legal action as necessary.