TERMS & CONDITIONS
Sam’s Electrical LLC
Effective Date: August 17, 2026
These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) apply to estimates, quotes, service requests, appointments, invoices, projects, and work performed by Sam’s Electrical LLC (“Sam’s Electrical,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
By requesting service, approving an estimate or quote, paying a deposit, scheduling an appointment, authorizing work, permitting work to begin, or receiving services from Sam’s Electrical, the customer, property owner, authorized representative, or other contracting party (“Client”) acknowledges and agrees to these Terms.
1. Payment Terms
Residential Payment
Payment is due immediately upon completion of the work unless different payment terms are expressly stated in writing.
As a courtesy, Sam’s Electrical generally allows residential customers up to 24 hours after completion of the work or delivery of the invoice, whichever occurs later, to complete payment. This courtesy period does not change the fact that payment is due upon completion.
Commercial / Industrial Payment
Commercial and industrial accounts are billed under Net 60 payment terms unless different terms are approved in writing by Sam’s Electrical.
Sam’s Electrical may require deposits, progress payments, milestone payments, payment upon delivery of materials, or other payment arrangements for larger projects, special-order materials, extended-scope work, or other circumstances.
2. Deposits and Project Cancellation
Deposits are applied toward the applicable service or project price when the work proceeds as scheduled.
For standard projects, if a project is canceled, postponed, or terminated, Sam’s Electrical may deduct from any deposit amounts reasonably incurred or committed in connection with the project, including labor, scheduling costs, permit fees, utility coordination, engineering, administrative costs, special-order materials, non-returnable materials, restocking fees, mobilization costs, and other project-related expenses.
If amounts incurred or owed exceed the deposit, the Client remains responsible for the difference.
Different deposit and cancellation requirements apply to Emergency and Priority Troubleshooting Services as described below.
3. Emergency and Priority Troubleshooting Services
Emergency Service
Emergency service is service scheduled on an expedited basis with a target response time of approximately two hours after both:
the applicable estimate, quote, or service authorization has been approved; and
the required deposit or payment has been successfully received.
The two-hour response period is a target and not a guaranteed arrival time.
Sam’s Electrical frequently responds sooner, including approximately within one hour in many circumstances. Actual response times may be longer because of travel, weather, traffic, technician availability, existing emergency calls, job duration, utility conditions, permitting or inspection requirements, safety conditions, material availability, circumstances at another jobsite, or other operational conditions.
Sam’s Electrical will make reasonable efforts to provide Emergency Service as promptly as reasonably possible.
Priority Service
Priority service provides expedited scheduling with a target of making service available within approximately 24 hours after the required authorization and deposit/payment have been received.
Priority Service does not guarantee a specific appointment time selected by the Client.
Because Priority Service requires Sam’s Electrical to rearrange schedules and reserve expedited capacity, Sam’s Electrical may provide the Client with the appointment time or service window available within the Priority period. Depending upon circumstances, this may include early-morning, evening, late-night, or other nonstandard service hours.
The Client is responsible for making reasonable arrangements to accommodate the Priority appointment offered.
If Sam’s Electrical makes service reasonably available within the Priority period and the Client declines or cannot accommodate that availability, Sam’s Electrical may schedule the service for a later available time. Such rescheduling does not entitle the Client to a refund, partial refund, credit, or reduction in the Priority Service price solely because the Client declined the earlier availability offered.
Non-Refundable Emergency and Priority Deposits
Deposits paid to reserve Emergency or Priority Troubleshooting Service are non-refundable once the service is booked, except as expressly provided below.
Emergency and Priority Service requires Sam’s Electrical to reserve technician capacity, alter existing schedules, decline or delay other work, plan travel and dispatch, and otherwise commit resources based upon the Client’s authorization.
Accordingly, the deposit remains non-refundable if the Client subsequently cancels or no longer requires service for any reason, including, without limitation, because:
electrical power returns or is restored;
an intermittent problem temporarily disappears;
the Client corrects or believes they corrected the problem;
a utility company restores service or performs a repair;
another electrician, contractor, property owner, tenant, occupant, or other person performs work;
the Client changes their mind;
the Client finds another service provider;
the Client decides to postpone the repair;
circumstances at the property change;
the Client is unavailable when service is offered;
access cannot be provided; or
the Client otherwise determines that the service is no longer necessary.
The fact that an electrical condition changes, disappears, becomes intermittent, or appears to correct itself does not automatically establish that the underlying electrical condition has been permanently or safely corrected.
When the Emergency or Priority Service is performed, the deposit will be credited toward the applicable service charge.
Sam’s Electrical may, at its sole discretion, make an exception and issue a full or partial refund or credit. Any such exception is a courtesy and does not waive or modify this policy for any other Client, appointment, or future service.
If Sam’s Electrical cancels the service and does not provide the contracted service, Sam’s Electrical will refund the applicable unused Emergency or Priority deposit.
4. Scheduled Appointment Cancellation and No-Show / Access Delays
Scheduled appointments reserve technician time, scheduling capacity, and company resources.
Unless different cancellation terms are stated in the applicable estimate or service authorization, appointments canceled within 24 hours of the scheduled service time may be subject to a cancellation charge of up to $100, in addition to any project-specific costs already incurred.
Clients are responsible for ensuring timely and reasonable access to the property and work areas.
If Sam’s Electrical arrives and necessary access is not provided within approximately 15 minutes, Sam’s Electrical may treat the appointment as a no-show, leave the property, reschedule the work, and charge a no-show/access-delay fee of up to $100.
Additional charges may apply for labor already performed, travel, permits, utility coordination, engineering, special-order materials, non-returnable materials, or other expenses already incurred.
5. Payment Methods and Checks
Sam’s Electrical determines the payment methods available for each transaction.
Payment by check is accepted only under the following circumstances:
the check is provided directly to a Sam’s Electrical technician or authorized representative at the time the work is completed; or
with Sam’s Electrical's approval, the check is physically delivered to location designated by Sam’s Electrical within the applicable 24-hour residential payment period.
Customers may not unilaterally extend the payment period by mailing a check or deciding after Sam’s Electrical has left the property that payment will be made by check.
If a check is not physically received within the applicable payment period, the Client must use another payment method accepted by Sam’s Electrical.
A $75 returned-payment fee applies to returned, dishonored, bounced, reversed, or otherwise unsuccessful check payments, where permitted by law.
6. Payment Method on File and Payment Authorization
Sam’s Electrical may require a valid payment method to be maintained on file before scheduling, dispatching, ordering materials, or beginning work.
Sam’s Electrical may place a temporary authorization hold where appropriate.
By approving an estimate, scheduling service, providing a payment method, or otherwise authorizing work, the Client authorizes Sam’s Electrical to use the payment method on file for amounts properly due under the applicable estimate, invoice, service authorization, and these Terms, including completed work, approved additional work, applicable cancellation/no-show charges, and other authorized service charges, subject to applicable law and the terms of the applicable payment processor.
7. Late Payments
Residential balances that remain unpaid more than 24 hours after completion of the work or delivery of the applicable invoice, whichever occurs later, are considered past due unless different written payment terms apply.
Commercial and industrial balances become past due after the applicable Net 60 period unless different written terms apply.
Past-due balances may be subject to a late charge of 1.5% per month (18% annually), or the maximum amount permitted by applicable law, whichever is less, calculated on the unpaid balance and continuing until the balance is paid in full, where permitted by law.
Acceptance of a partial payment does not waive Sam’s Electrical's right to collect the remaining balance or exercise other available remedies.
8. Collection Costs, Mechanic’s Liens, and Legal Remedies
If a Client fails to pay amounts when due, Sam’s Electrical reserves all rights and remedies available under the applicable agreement and law.
These remedies may include collection activity, demand for payment, suspension or termination of further work, mechanic’s lien rights where available, small-claims proceedings, civil litigation, and other lawful remedies.
To the extent permitted by applicable law and the applicable agreement, the Client agrees to be responsible for reasonable costs incurred by Sam’s Electrical in collecting valid unpaid amounts, including court costs, filing fees, lien-related expenses, collection expenses, and reasonable attorneys’ fees.
Nothing in these Terms waives any lien, statutory, contractual, or other legal right available to Sam’s Electrical.
9. Payment Disputes and Chargebacks
Clients who believe a charge or invoice is incorrect are requested to contact Sam’s Electrical promptly so the issue can be reviewed and, where appropriate, corrected.
Initiating a credit-card chargeback, payment reversal, stop-payment request, or payment dispute does not eliminate an otherwise valid contractual payment obligation.
Sam’s Electrical reserves the right to provide estimates, invoices, photographs, service records, communications, signed authorizations, these Terms, and other relevant documentation to payment processors, financial institutions, courts, collection professionals, attorneys, or other parties reasonably necessary to respond to a payment dispute or collect a valid debt, subject to applicable law.
10. Financing
Sam’s Electrical may offer customer financing through Wisetack or other financing providers for eligible projects.
Financing availability, approval, loan amount, repayment term, interest rate, APR, and other lending terms are determined by the financing provider and its lending partners and are not guaranteed by Sam’s Electrical.
All financing is subject to applicable lender terms and credit approval. Financing terms provided in advertisements, estimates, websites, or other materials are examples only unless expressly incorporated into a final financing agreement.
The Client's financing agreement is with the applicable financing provider or lender, and Sam’s Electrical does not control financing approval or lending terms.
11. Permits, Inspections, and Code Compliance
Sam’s Electrical performs work intended to comply with applicable electrical codes, regulations, permitting requirements, and inspection requirements.
Permits will be obtained when required by applicable law or when otherwise included in the agreed scope of work.
In some circumstances, the need for a permit, inspection, engineering review, utility coordination, additional code-compliance work, or other requirement may not become apparent until after an estimate has been prepared or work has begun.
If additional permitting, inspection, utility, engineering, code-compliance, or related requirements are discovered after the original estimate, additional charges may apply and may be addressed through a revised estimate, supplemental estimate, or change order.
12. Estimates, Quote Validity, and Pricing
Sam’s Electrical provides estimates and quotes based upon the information and conditions reasonably available at the time.
Unless otherwise stated:
Standard estimates and quotes are valid for 30 days.
Emergency estimates and quotes are valid for up to one hour.
Priority estimates and quotes are valid for up to one hour.
Pricing may change after the applicable validity period.
An accepted fixed-price estimate generally controls the price for the scope expressly described in that estimate. However, additional charges may apply when circumstances arise that were not reasonably included in or discoverable from the original scope.
This is particularly important for estimates prepared remotely by telephone, text message, email, photographs, video, customer descriptions, or other information without an on-site evaluation.
Additional pricing or a change order may be required because of:
concealed or unforeseen conditions;
inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the Client;
conditions materially different from photographs or descriptions provided;
inaccessible wiring or equipment;
existing code violations or unsafe conditions;
damaged or deteriorated wiring;
additional work requested by the Client;
required permits, inspections, engineering, or utility coordination not reasonably anticipated;
customer-caused delays;
changes in equipment or material selections;
special-order or unavailable materials;
work performed by others;
conditions discovered after walls, ceilings, equipment, panels, devices, or other components are opened or removed; or
other conditions outside the originally quoted scope.
Sam’s Electrical will generally communicate additional work and pricing through a revised estimate, supplemental estimate, change order, service authorization, or other written approval before performing material additional work, except where immediate action is reasonably necessary to protect persons or property or where otherwise authorized by the Client.
13. Change Orders and Scope Changes
Work outside the agreed scope is not included in the original price unless expressly stated.
Changes requested by the Client or additional work required because of unforeseen conditions may require additional authorization and charges.
Written approval may include electronic acceptance, text message, email, electronic signature, approval through Sam’s Electrical's business software, or another documented method of authorization.
14. Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Services
Electrical troubleshooting is inherently unpredictable.
Hidden defects, intermittent failures, damaged wiring, concealed junction boxes, improper previous work, equipment failures, code violations, utility problems, loose connections, deteriorated conductors, environmental conditions, and other unforeseen conditions may affect the time and work required to identify or correct an electrical problem.
Sam’s Electrical generally utilizes flat-rate troubleshooting pricing rather than billing solely by time.
Troubleshooting pricing reflects technician expertise, diagnostic equipment, travel, scheduling priority, overhead, availability, liability, and the value of the service provided. The price therefore does not necessarily change based solely upon the amount of time required to identify the problem.
A condition that is identified or corrected quickly does not automatically reduce the applicable flat-rate troubleshooting charge.
Troubleshooting pricing may include diagnostic labor and minor standard materials when expressly included in the applicable service authorization. Major materials, specialty equipment, replacement equipment, substantial wiring repairs, additional circuits, panels, breakers, service equipment, and other expanded repairs are not included unless specifically stated.
Some electrical issues cannot reasonably be identified or permanently corrected during an initial visit. Extended diagnostics, return visits, specialized testing, utility involvement, concealed wiring investigation, equipment replacement, or additional repairs may require additional authorization and charges.
No troubleshooting service guarantees that every existing, concealed, intermittent, unrelated, or future electrical defect at the property will be discovered or corrected.
15. Temporary Repairs and Temporary Conditions
When a permanent repair is outside the authorized scope, cannot immediately be completed, requires additional approval, requires unavailable materials, or must be scheduled for a later time, Sam’s Electrical may, when reasonably appropriate, offer or perform a temporary measure as a courtesy or interim solution.
A temporary repair or temporary measure is not represented as a permanent correction unless expressly stated otherwise in writing.
Temporary repairs may have a limited useful life and may require monitoring, restrictions on use, additional work, or prompt permanent correction.
Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, temporary repairs are not covered by Sam’s Electrical's standard workmanship warranty beyond their intended temporary purpose.
If Sam’s Electrical advises the Client that permanent repair, replacement, additional investigation, or other corrective work is necessary and the Client declines, postpones, or fails to authorize that work, Sam’s Electrical is not responsible, to the fullest extent permitted by law, for subsequent failures, interruptions, deterioration, or damages resulting from the unresolved underlying condition, except for liability that cannot legally be limited or waived.
16. Unsafe Conditions and De-Energized Equipment
Safety takes priority over restoration of electrical service.
If Sam’s Electrical reasonably determines that energizing or continuing to operate a circuit, service, panel, device, appliance, conductor, or other electrical equipment presents an unsafe condition, Sam’s Electrical may refuse to energize it, disconnect it, shut it off, isolate it, or leave it de-energized until appropriate corrective work is completed.
The Client agrees not to bypass, defeat, alter, remove, or reverse a safety measure implemented by Sam’s Electrical.
If the Client, property owner, occupant, tenant, another contractor, or any other person restores power, reconnects equipment, bypasses a safety measure, alters the work, or energizes equipment that Sam’s Electrical intentionally left disconnected or de-energized for safety reasons, such action is performed without Sam’s Electrical's authorization.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sam’s Electrical is not responsible for injury, property damage, equipment damage, fire, electrical failure, or other consequences caused by an unauthorized reconnection, re-energization, alteration, or bypass performed after Sam’s Electrical has left the condition de-energized or disconnected for safety.
17. Client Responsibilities and Jobsite Access
The Client is responsible for:
designating a primary contact authorized to approve decisions, changes, and additional work;
providing safe, timely, clear, and reasonable access to work areas;
providing access to panels, meters, basements, attics, crawlspaces, utility rooms, garages, roofs, and other necessary areas;
providing required keys, gate codes, access codes, alarm information, and permissions;
keeping work areas reasonably clear of storage, furniture, decorations, personal property, debris, and other obstructions;
securing children, pets, tenants, occupants, customers, employees, and others away from active work areas;
providing accurate information concerning known hazards, previous work, water damage, asbestos, mold, structural issues, damaged wiring, utility problems, and other relevant conditions;
obtaining required approvals from landlords, owners, property managers, homeowners associations, tenants, or other third parties;
making timely selections and providing specifications necessary for the work;
ensuring customer-supplied materials are present and available when required; and
maintaining required working clearances around electrical equipment.
Failure to satisfy these responsibilities may result in delays, additional labor, return-trip charges, rescheduling charges, cancellation charges, suspension of work, or termination of the project.
18. Customer Property and Work-Area Preparation
The Client is responsible for removing, securing, or protecting furniture, decorations, artwork, mirrors, electronics, appliances, vehicles, landscaping, valuables, collectibles, fragile items, and other property located in or near the work area.
If Sam’s Electrical moves, repositions, covers, handles, or works around Client-owned property to obtain access, such assistance is incidental to the electrical work and does not make Sam’s Electrical responsible for moving or storage services.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sam’s Electrical is not responsible for damage resulting from ordinary movement or handling of customer property that should reasonably have been removed or protected by the Client, except where liability cannot legally be limited.
19. Drywall, Surface Damage, Trenching, Landscaping, and Restoration
Electrical work frequently requires access through finished surfaces.
Unless specifically included in the estimate, the Client is responsible for repair of holes, cuts, openings, or other disturbance to drywall, plaster, ceilings, walls, tile, flooring, siding, cabinetry, and other finished surfaces reasonably necessary to perform the electrical work.
Sam’s Electrical will make reasonable efforts to minimize unnecessary damage but does not provide patching, painting, finish carpentry, surface matching, or cosmetic repair unless specifically included.
Unless specifically stated otherwise, trenching includes excavation necessary for the electrical work and backfilling using available excavated material.
Final grading, lawn restoration, grass seed, sod, landscaping, decorative stone, mulch, settlement correction, erosion repair, appearance matching, and other cosmetic restoration are excluded unless specifically included in the estimate.
20. Customer-Supplied Materials and Equipment
When the Client supplies fixtures, chandeliers, fans, EV chargers, appliances, devices, equipment, or materials, the Client is responsible for ensuring those products are correct, complete, compatible, suitable, code-compliant, undamaged, and available when required.
Sam’s Electrical does not provide a product warranty for customer-supplied products.
Manufacturer defects, missing components, shipping damage, recalls, software problems, networking issues, product failures, incorrect sizing, compatibility problems, color/finish concerns, and manufacturer warranty claims involving customer-supplied products remain the Client's responsibility.
Customer-supplied antique, used, salvaged, glass, crystal, decorative, or otherwise fragile equipment may contain hidden defects, brittle components, deterioration, previous repairs, missing hardware, or other conditions not reasonably visible before handling.
Sam’s Electrical will exercise reasonable care but cannot guarantee that fragile or deteriorated customer-supplied equipment will withstand removal, assembly, handling, or installation.
Additional labor or materials required because of defective, incomplete, incompatible, damaged, modified, or unsuitable customer-supplied products will be billed separately.
21. Workmanship Warranty
Unless a different written warranty is provided for a particular project, Sam’s Electrical provides a one-year workmanship warranty covering defects directly caused by Sam’s Electrical's installation workmanship.
This workmanship warranty does not constitute a warranty of every component or electrical condition at the property.
Unless otherwise required by law or expressly stated in writing, the workmanship warranty does not cover:
customer-supplied materials or equipment;
manufacturer defects or product failures;
temporary repairs or temporary measures;
pre-existing wiring, equipment, or conditions;
concealed defects unrelated to Sam’s Electrical's work;
utility company problems;
normal wear and tear;
misuse, abuse, overloading, or improper operation;
water intrusion, flooding, moisture, corrosion, fire, lightning, power surges, pests, weather, acts of nature, or other external events;
modifications, repairs, tampering, or alterations by persons other than Sam’s Electrical;
failure to complete or authorize recommended permanent corrective work; or
conditions outside the original scope of work.
Sam’s Electrical must be provided a reasonable opportunity to inspect an alleged workmanship defect and, where covered, determine the appropriate corrective action before third-party repair work is performed.
22. Project Scheduling and Delays
Scheduling and completion dates are estimates unless expressly guaranteed in writing.
Projects may be delayed by inspections, permits, utility scheduling, material availability, weather, concealed conditions, Client delays, change orders, safety issues, illness, emergency service demands, subcontractor availability, supply-chain conditions, or other circumstances.
Sam’s Electrical will make reasonable efforts to communicate significant known delays.
23. Subcontractors
Sam’s Electrical may use appropriately qualified employees, subcontractors, specialty contractors, vendors, or other professionals as reasonably necessary to perform or coordinate the work.
24. Company Service Stickers
Unless the Client requests otherwise before completion, Sam’s Electrical may place a small service sticker or label on electrical equipment installed, repaired, serviced, inspected, or modified by Sam’s Electrical.
Such labels may contain Sam’s Electrical's name, logo, telephone number, website, QR code, service date, equipment information, customer identification information, or similar service-related information.
These labels are intended to assist with future service, warranty support, maintenance, identification, and company contact information.
25. Communications by Phone, Text Message, and Email
By providing telephone numbers, email addresses, or other contact information, the Client consents to receiving service-related communications from Sam’s Electrical concerning inquiries, scheduling, dispatch, appointments, estimates, invoices, payments, project updates, customer service, warranty matters, follow-up, maintenance reminders, electrical safety information, financing, and other communications relating to Sam’s Electrical's services.
Communications may originate from Sam’s Electrical's published company telephone numbers, mobile numbers used by owners, employees, technicians, or representatives, third-party communication platforms, business software, automated systems where legally permitted, or other telephone numbers reasonably used on behalf of Sam’s Electrical.
Communication frequency may vary based upon the Client's service, project, account status, and communications with Sam’s Electrical.
Message and data rates may apply.
Marketing or promotional communications may be discontinued by following applicable opt-out instructions or contacting Sam’s Electrical. Opting out of marketing does not prevent Sam’s Electrical from sending communications reasonably necessary for active service requests, scheduling, payments, warranties, safety issues, account administration, or other transactional purposes where permitted by law.
All communications, including communications regarding unpaid balances or collection activity, will be made subject to applicable law.
Sam’s Electrical does not sell customer telephone numbers, email addresses, or contact information to third parties.
26. Audio, Video, and Photography
By accepting an estimate, quote, invoice, service authorization, or otherwise authorizing Sam’s Electrical to perform work, the Client expressly consents, to the extent permitted by applicable law, to job-related audio recording, video recording, and photography by Sam’s Electrical and its representatives.
Recording may occur through wearable devices, including smart glasses or body-worn devices, handheld devices, cameras, mobile phones, or fixed recording equipment.
Recordings may be used for job documentation, company records, quality control, technician training, safety verification, liability protection, dispute resolution, customer service, and marketing or promotional purposes.
Sam’s Electrical will make reasonable efforts to limit recording to work areas and job-related activities and does not intend to record private areas unrelated to the work.
Recordings will not be sold to third parties.
Marketing Authorization
To the extent permitted by law, the Client authorizes Sam’s Electrical to use photographs, video, or audio depicting the work, property work areas, electrical equipment, installations, and incidental appearances of persons present for Sam’s Electrical's website, social media, advertising, portfolio, training, and other legitimate business purposes without additional compensation.
A Client who objects to jobsite recording or marketing use must notify Sam’s Electrical in writing before work begins so that the objection can be reviewed and appropriate arrangements can be made.
The Client is responsible for informing occupants and other persons under the Client's control who may be present in work areas that job-related recording may occur.
27. Website and Advertising Pricing
Pricing displayed on websites, advertisements, social media, telephone discussions, text messages, emails, or other marketing materials is provided for general informational purposes and may change without notice.
Final pricing is controlled by the applicable written estimate, quote, invoice, service authorization, change order, or agreement issued by Sam’s Electrical.
If marketing or general website pricing conflicts with a specific written estimate or service authorization for a Client's project, the specific written document controls.
28. Limitation Regarding Existing and Concealed Conditions
Sam’s Electrical is responsible for the work it agrees to perform but cannot guarantee the condition, safety, compliance, or future performance of electrical systems, equipment, wiring, connections, structures, or property outside the authorized scope.
Discovery or correction of one electrical problem does not constitute inspection, approval, certification, or guarantee of the remainder of the property's electrical system unless a comprehensive inspection is expressly included in the agreed scope.
29. Severability and Applicable Law
These Terms are intended to be interpreted and enforced in accordance with applicable Massachusetts and federal law.
If any provision is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be limited or modified to the extent legally necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to waive a Client right or impose a limitation that cannot lawfully be waived or limited.
30. Contact Information
Sam’s Electrical LLC
Email: SamsElectrical413@icloud.com
Phone: (413) 564-4054
Service Area: Westfield, Massachusetts and surrounding Western Massachusetts communities
31. Acceptance of Terms
By approving an estimate, quote, invoice, service authorization, paying a deposit, scheduling service, authorizing work, permitting work to begin, or receiving services, the Client acknowledges that they have had an opportunity to review and agree to these Terms & Conditions.
These Terms are incorporated into Sam’s Electrical estimates, quotes, service authorizations, and agreements where referenced or provided to the Client.
The Client represents that they are authorized to approve the work and enter into the applicable agreement on behalf of the property owner or responsible contracting party.
Where a specific written estimate, service authorization, change order, or agreement contains terms that expressly differ from these general Terms & Conditions, the more specific written terms applicable to that particular service or project will control.