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This Landscaping Contract outlines the terms and conditions between a Landscaper and a Client for various landscaping services, including design, installation, maintenance, and pest control. It details the schedule of services, payment terms, modification procedures, and responsibilities of both parties. The contract also includes clauses for dispute resolution, liability, and governing law.
LANDSCAPING CONTRACT
This Landscaping Contract (hereafter referred to as the "Contract") is entered into as of [DATE OF SIGNING],
BY AND BETWEEN: | [LANDSCAPER NAME], with an address of [LANDSCAPER ADDRESS], hereinafter referred to as the “Landscaper”. |
AND: | [CLIENT NAME], hereinafter referred to as the “Client”, collectively referred to as the “Parties” have agreed to be bound by this Landscaping Services Contract. |
Landscaping Services
The Client desires to engage in business with the Landscaper to carry out the following tasks:
Design and plan landscaping areas for the Client's property
Provide and install plants, trees, shrubs, and other materials
Mow, trim, and aerate lawns
Provide pest and weed control services
Remove and dispose of any debris or unwanted materials from the Client's property
(Amend list and add any additional items here)
The aforementioned services are referred to as "Landscaping Services", which will be performed at the Client's property. [CLIENT NAME] confirms he/she either owns the Property and/or holds the proper legal authority to engage with [LANDSCAPER NAME] for the Landscaping Services requested on the Property.
The Landscaper will provide the labor, materials, and supplies needed to deliver the Landscaping Services as stated in this Contract. After the completion of the services, the Landscaper will take away all materials, supplies and other debris.
Schedule of Services
Starting on [START DATE], [LANDSCAPER NAME] shall perform the Landscaping Services described herein once every week/month (delete as appropriate) until the contract is complete or is ended by either party.
Both the Client and/or the Landscaper may terminate this Landscaping Contract for any reason by giving 14 days’ notice in writing to the other Party.
Modifications
The Client has the right to request alterations to the Landscaping Services as described in this Contract. All modifications to the Landscaping Services must meet the following criteria to be considered reasonable and subject to approval by both the Landscaper and the Client:
Technical Feasibility: Any proposed alteration should be technically feasible and within the capabilities of the Landscaper.
Impact on Schedule: The alteration should not significantly impact the agreed-upon Schedule of Services, and both parties should agree on any necessary adjustments to the timeline.
Additional Costs: The Client acknowledges that modifications may result in additional costs. The alteration should be financially reasonable and acceptable to both parties, with a clear understanding of the cost implications.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance: The modification should comply with all applicable local, city, state, and federal laws, regulations, and zoning requirements. Any required permits or licenses for the alteration should be obtained, and responsibility for the associated costs should be clarified.
Health and Safety: The alteration should not compromise the health and safety of individuals or the property.
Documented Agreement: Any proposed alteration must be documented in writing, specifying the nature of the alteration, the reason for the change, and the agreed-upon adjustments, including any changes to the Scope of Services or Schedule of Services.
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