Painting
Guarantee:
A
yearly Maintance
Contract must
be maintained.
First
2 years after
date on original
paid invoice:
Quality Painting & Carpentry
will fix failing
paint with
the labor
free of charge.
Years
3 thru 4
after date
on original
paid invoice:
Quality
Painting & Carpentry will
fix failing
paint at the
actual paid
labor rate,
with no profit
markup.
Years
5 thru 10
after date
on original
paid invoice:
Quality
Painting & Carpentry will
fix
failing paint
with all
normal fees
and markups
based
on the
rates
from the
original
year the
invoice
was from.
Our
carpenters
guarantee
all wood
will
be primed on
all sides. If
the paint comes
off any of our
wood,
we will replace
not only
the paint,
but remove
the wood,
if possible,
and re-prep
and re-prime
it.
Failing
Paint:
-
Failing
paint does
not mean
paint that
has been
damaged by
outside sources
such has your car fender, rubbing tree limbs, rotted wood, hungry squirrels,
or moisture damage from improperly pre-primed new wood from other
carpenters.
We will be happy to fix all of the above during yearly maintance, but normal extra charges will apply.
Maintenance
means:
The
secret to the
longevity of
a Quality
Painting & Carpentry paint
job is our labor
intensive preparation,
and the yearly
maintenance that
we provide to
our customers.
Maintenance means
that you will
not have to do
another total
paint job for
a long time!
If
you are willing
to inspect your
paint job in
the spring,
and give us
a call whenever
you notice anything,
we can get out
there and fix
the problem
while it is
still small
and barely noticeable.
That way we can
keep your paint
job looking practically
brand new for
many years
to come. Take
a walk around,
and if you notice
any bubbling,
peeling, or
flaking paint
in the first
two years from
the date of
invoice, call
us, it is our
problem! After
that, if you
want to take
advantage of
our offer to
maintain your
paint job,
it’s
up to you.
Carpentry Guarantee:
• The
majority of
our carpentry
is guaranteed
for no less
than 7 years
from date
of invoice.
• We provide a
complete service
from design,
custom millwork,
to finish painting.
• We are hands
on and responsible
for everything
we touch.
• We have no outside
employees and
do not hire
sub-contractors.
• If it fails,
we are responsible
and we take
that responsibility
to heart.
• A yearly Maintance
Contract must
be maintained.
Voided
Guarantee:
Guarantee is
void if more
than two years
goes by without
any contact from
the homeowner
for maintenance,
whether or not
there is anything
to do.
Our
Guarantee goes
with the home
and the maintance
contract. If
you move, you
need only to
contact us
and give our
information to
the new homeowners.
We will honor
your maintance
contract till
it’s end
date and offer
to re-negotiate
with the new
owners if they
are interested.
The
only way that
maintenance
will be cost
effective is
to do it every
year. Once
bad paint gets
ahead of us,
it becomes
damaging to
the good paint
around it,
and becomes
a lost cause.
Once wood starts
to rot, it
does not stop
on its own
and the
moisture will
invade other
parts of the
structure.
If
the homeowner
is not willing
to do their
part every
year, then
no guarantee
in the world
can help
them
save
their
investment.
Guarantee
is void if
the homeowner
does their “own” paint
maintenance
on the wood,
has another
professional
paint the home,
and we never
guarantee another
carpenters
work under
any circumstances.
Whenever
we do any work
on the house,
you need to
provide us
with any paint
we need to use.
We start by using
the left over
paints, but
you will need
to check them
in advance
to be sure
they have not
dried up, or
become spoiled
with age.
If
we need to
buy additional
paint, you
will have to
pay for it.
After a few
years, the
colors on the
house may change
and fade slightly,
making a perfect
match difficult
to attain.
While we will
do our best,
we cannot be
responsible
if your colors
aren’t
an exact perfect
match, but
we will be
darn close.
Most of our
customers cannot
tell the difference,
and are very
pleased.
Thank
you for your
business.
Sincerely,
Holly and John Wiedmeyer
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