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• #1 Guest (Saturday May 12, 2012 @ 13:19)

  For an ESTIMATE.. keep it simple time and mairatels, and a quick description of the method of repair. For example, to repair a scratch in the finish of a dining table, I would provide an ESTIMATE for repair by touch up of finish using xyzabc' mairatels , or stripping and refinishing of the table, using xyzabc' mairatels (depending on severity of the damage). I'd also specify if I was going to work on it at the owner's location, or if it needed to be delivered to my shop, either by the customer, or myself, and give a rough idea of how long it would take to complete the work, as well as how long the work itself would take. An example would be 6 hours labor, project finished by MO/Date/Year. (Some repair work requires dry time' of either finishes, or glue and the customer needs to be made aware of that.)Obviously, you also need to include the business' info, like name, address, phone, etc.Before I began work, I'd have a short contract/work-order stating what I would do to the furniture (signed by the customer), and take before/after photo's. I'd also have a provision stipulating any changes or unexpected problems would result in an increase in the cost, and I'd make the customer initial the contract for those changes.I'd include any warranty info on the contract too.Good Luck