Landscaping Service Contract
Generate a professional landscaping service agreement. Fill in both parties' details, select services, and print.
Contractor Information
Client Information
Services
Schedule & Duration
Payment Terms
Special Terms / Notes
Cleaning Service Agreement
Create a professional cleaning service contract for recurring or one-time jobs.
Company Information
Client Information
Service Type
Areas Covered
Schedule & Terms
Payment
Special Instructions
Subcontractor Agreement
Professional agreement between a general contractor and subcontractor for project work.
General Contractor
Subcontractor
Project Details
Schedule
Payment
Insurance & Materials
Special Terms
Liability Waiver & Property Access Authorization
Standard liability waiver with hold harmless clause and property access authorization for contractors.
Property Owner
Contractor / Company
Property & Work Details
Emergency Contact
Special Conditions
Customer Satisfaction Survey
Create a printable customer satisfaction survey with a Google Review link. Great to hand out after completing a job.
Business Details
Thank You Card
Generate a printable thank-you card to leave with customers after a job. Half-page size, ready to fold or cut.
Business Details
Card Style
Message
Why Contractors Need Professional Documents
Professional contracts and business documents protect both you and your clients. A written agreement clearly defines the scope of work, payment terms, and responsibilities — reducing disputes and ensuring everyone is on the same page before work begins.
For contractors, handymen, landscapers, and cleaning professionals, having a standard contract template saves hours of administrative time. Instead of drafting agreements from scratch for every job, fill in the blanks and print. These templates include common clause structures for cancellation, liability, and payment that serve as starting points for your own agreements.
Tips for Using Contract Templates
- Always get signatures — A contract without signatures is just a proposal. Both parties should sign and keep a copy.
- Be specific about scope — Vague descriptions lead to disagreements. List exactly what is and isn’t included.
- Include payment milestones — For larger jobs, tie payments to project milestones to protect your cash flow.
- Check local requirements — Some states require specific disclosures in home improvement contracts. Check your local regulations.
- Keep records — Save copies of every signed agreement. Digital backups (scans or photos) are just as valid.
These free templates are designed for general use and are suitable for most residential and small commercial projects. For complex projects or high-value contracts, consider having an attorney review your agreements.