Quick tip on cleaning contracts: use Jobber's templates to avoid disputes

Been in cleaning for 5 years now, and I always start with Jobber's contract templates for my residential gigs. They cover everything from cancellation fees to damage clauses, and I've saved myself at least $500 in lost revenue from no-shows. Pro tip: customize the liability section to protect against pet hair disasters or whatever BS clients throw at you.

What kinda cancellation fees do you set in those Jobber templates?

Do the Jobber templates handle recurring cleanings well, or do you add your own riders?

Ugh, had a client try to weasel out of a deep clean payment last week, wish I'd locked in a better agreement upfront. These templates sound solid, gonna check em out.

Screw these clients who think they can ghost after a spotless house. Every cleaner should have ironclad contracts or we're all getting screwed on payments.

Watch out with those templates, one time I used a generic one and it didn't cover supply costs, ended up eating $200 in materials on a hoarder job. Always double-check for cleaning-specific add-ons like eco-friendly product clauses.