Terms & Conditions Template
A trade-specific Terms & Conditions document — covering payment, scope, variations, liability, and disputes — ready to use from the day it arrives.
£97. Word and PDF. Delivered in 3 working days.
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The real problem
A client says the quote included something it did not. A deposit dispute turns into a conversation you cannot win because there is nothing signed. A job runs over and the client withholds final payment claiming you never agreed a completion date. These situations happen regularly to service businesses without T&Cs. They almost never happen to businesses that have them. T&Cs are not bureaucracy. They are the document that ends arguments before they start.
Deposit, interim, and final payment structure. Late payment interest built in. Right to suspend works for non-payment. Without this in writing, a client who wants to delay payment has nothing stopping them.
Any change to agreed scope requires written agreement. No obligation to carry out variations at original rates.
What the client owes if they cancel before or after commencement. You've booked the job, ordered materials, and turned down other work — without this clause, that cost is yours to absorb.
Reporting window for workmanship defects. What you are responsible for and what you are not — fair wear and tear, third party damage, incorrect use.
Word version to customise and update. PDF to attach to every quote you send from now on.
Email rob@opsdeck.co.uk with "T&Cs Template". Short intake form — your business details, payment structure, defects liability period, and insurance level. Five minutes.
Every field populated with your specific details. Any clause that does not apply is removed. Delivered as Word and PDF within 3 working days.
Add one line to your quote: "This quotation is subject to our Terms and Conditions of Business, attached." Every client who accepts a quote has acknowledged your terms.
£97. Payment, scope, variations, liability, disputes. Word and PDF. 3-day delivery.
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