SAMPLE ONLY. This page shows how a contract is structured. It is not a legal contract, is not an offer, and has no binding terms. Have an attorney review any real agreement.
Snow Removal Services Agreement (sample)
| Parties | Snow Pass Boston (Contractor) and [Property owner / association] (Client) |
|---|---|
| Property | [Address, areas covered: lot, walks, entrances, stairs] |
| Season | November 15 to April 15 |
| Pricing option A | Seasonal flat price: [$____], covering up to [__] pushes |
| Pricing option B | Per push: [$____] per visit |
| Pricing option C | Per inch: [$____] per inch of accumulation, with a minimum |
| Push cap | Pushes beyond the cap in option A are billed at the per-push rate |
| Trigger depth | 2 in of accumulation (adjustable by area) |
| Response target | Within about 4 hours after snowfall ends; a target, not a guarantee |
| Salting | Per application [$____] (typical $120 to $250) or flat seasonal add-on |
| Sidewalks | Cleared within the town's ordinance window where applicable; the legal duty remains with the owner or occupant |
| Records | Time-stamped arrival and departure and photos for each visit, provided on request |
| Exclusions and damage | Vehicles in the lot, unmarked or hidden obstacles, frozen-ground lawn and curb damage, and pre-existing surface defects are excluded. Client marks obstacles on the site walk. |
| Payment | [Deposit or installments], balance due by [date] |
| Insurance | We do not start commercial contracts until insurance is in place. |
| Term and cancellation | [To be set by the signed agreement] |
| Signatures | Contractor: ____________ Client: ____________ Date: ________ |