Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jsm on November 16, 2010, 09:57:49 pm
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im looking to write up a disclaimer for pressure washing drives/paths etc etc
anybody got some i can get some hints and tips from ??
if so if you can mail some over id be thankful.
thanks
:)
email : johnsmalone@hotmail.co.uk
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Saying what?
Regards
Alan
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Safety First
For your safety please attend to the following while cleaning is taking place.
Keep a safe distance during cleaning.
Remove all vehicles from the vicinity.
Keep children and pets inside.
Be aware that there will be cables and hoses on the ground so as to avoid tripping.
Wet surfaces may be slippery.
Please inform visitors to your property that cleaning is taking place.
Information for customers.
The operation of washing machines and dishwashers or any appliances that use mains water may be adversely affected during cleaning as the cleaning machine needs a steady feed from the mains water supply for the duration of the cleaning process
Spray and sand particles may land on surfaces such as windows and doors and on plants and garden furnishings depending on the cleaning tool being used.
If connecting to an inside tap it is the customers responsibility to monitor that the connection is not leaking into the property.
Please inform the operator if there are any problems with drainage from your property or of any likelihood that water may penetrate door or window seals or drain onto a neighbouring property. Application of sealants or sand stabilizers may affect the drainage properties of the surface.
Pressure washing usually does not harm your paving but rarely some damage may occur. Sometimes pointing may be dislodged. Tarmac should only be pressure washed if in good order as high pressure water jets erode the surface.
Pressure washing has been associated with subsidence of paving in areas that are susceptible. It is a very rare complication.
Please avoid allowing very heavy vehicles onto block paved areas until re-sanding is complete.
Some forms of staining cannot be removed.
Chemicals may be used to help remove some stains. Please indicate if you would prefer no chemicals.
The cleaning process will remove weeds and grass from paving but these may return over time. Treatment with an appropriate weed killer and keybond will reduce this possibility.
Please be aware of the above possibilities and that we accept no responsibility should they occur and that cleaning will take place entirely at the customers own risk.
I have read and understood the above. I Authorise ****** to carry out the work.
Signature Date
this is what i have devised
hope it helps
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top stuff ged - not alot left to put in there lol
i wasnt expecting that much !!!!
more like sorry Mrs but you may get some sand or morter blown out of the surface - sign here if you ok with that lol
well done ;)
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well said ged sounds like you are a flat surface washer and not just a cow"BOY" with a gun
regards john
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never need one in 9 years of jet washing domestic and commercial. i think my custies would start worrying if i asked them to sign disclaimers.
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well said ged sounds like you are a flat surface washer and not just a cow"BOY" with a gun
regards john
Oh thats where i am going wrong ::)
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I have never had one if you are fully insured why would you need one ;)
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everything should be incorporatated in your terms and conditions on the back of your writton estimate
regards john