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ProWallGuy
As per request:

Give a form, take a form.

Please attach any files, documents, paperwork, etc. you wish to share in this thread.

Please remember to XXX out any info you wouldn't want to world to see, such as phone numbers, addresses, etc.

TIA
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Pro Wall you have a great comparison form I think most contractors would benefit from it and greatly appreciate. The employee handbook generater is also a great tool. To anyone who may need a 10-page employee manual I would be happy to share with. If anyone needs something specific email me at [email protected]


I also know a great guy that's a member on paint talk he offers custom safety and training manuals and documents specific to your needs. Which is geat for commercial and large scale nnew construction jobs.

I have hundreds of legal customized forms and documents pertaining to everything imaginable pertaining to running, managing, and operating a successful painting company. I do lack experience in the industrial and commercial field all of our material is geared towards residential. We have templates and a magnitude of professional advertising material that can be easily customized to your specific needs.


I am in the need of excelling spreadsheets pertaining to commercial estimating for painting contractors. If anyone has anything please email me.
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I have wanted to share some stuff for a while, but I forgot this thread was here.

First file is a very simple but highly effective Change Order contract. I think I actually got it from ProWallGuy. I can't remember if he emailed it to me or if he posted it on another board. I hope it's OK to post!

The second is an Intent To Lien form which is required in most states. It was posted by Grumpy on CT.com a while back.

The third is a simple calculator I made in Excel. I find it really useful for calculating wall space and the amount of product needed for large interior projects.

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ProWallGuy
Here is a copy of a contract I use, and a change order form...

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ProWallGuy
Here is what I fill out when I get a call for an estimate...

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ProWallGuy
If I can't close the deal right away, I leave this form with the customer to help differentiate myself from the rest of the hacks... Credit goes to Mike Z. from Safe & Simple Wallpaper Removal for this form, thanks Mike!

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ProWallGuy
This is printed on the back of the estimate request sheet and it goes with me to the estimate. I use it to check off special or out-of-the-ordinary equipment or tools that might be needed for the job so I don't forget them when I write up the bid, or load up for the job...

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ProWallGuy
Here is a sign off sheet for colors/products...

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ProWallGuy
I keep these handy for estimates. I use these for primarily designer work, which may have multiple colors/patterns in one area. It's also nice to be able to sketch a scale drawing of the area when needed...

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ProWallGuy
A basic invoice with formulas already added...

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Wow, great resources. Thanks guys!
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anybody have a legal document for employee's and subs about not working for or stealing customers if they leave you?
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RCP
Here is a good site for forms,
http://www.toolkit.com
It's where I found this

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Alex PCI said:
anybody have a legal document for employee's and subs about not working for or stealing customers if they leave you?
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The problem with non-compete agreements is enforceability.
I had a sub steal a job I'd landed (long story), and he had signed a non-compete agreement.

I called my lawyer and was told:
- I'd have to go to court (takes time).
- By the time I got an injunction, the sub would have completed the job.
- I could sue the sub but that means lawyer fees.
- Chances are the sub wouldn't have the money to pay, anyway.

I walked away from it.
But I did call the city's town clerk and building inspector to alert them to the fact that an unlicensed painter was doing work at (address).
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premierpainter
All the forms that you could want are at www.findlegalforms.com chack it out
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http://lectlaw.com/ is another great resource to finding legal forms and contracts.

Prowallguy, thanks for the posts.
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PressurePros
Employee reprimand and action doctrine.

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fcsoldier
I need a good contract anyone know were i can get a really good one?
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ProWallGuy
Depends on what you mean by a "really good one".
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Subcontractor agreement form

Does anyone have a subcontractor liability release form that your subs sign to release you from damages caused by them....
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