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Customer cancellation and reschedule policy for contractors

A simple written policy avoids awkward arguments.

  1. Decide your notice period. For example 24 hours for a reschedule.
  2. Decide any fee. State it plainly, and keep it reasonable.
  3. Put it in the quote and booking message. Customers should see it before the visit.
  4. Apply it consistently. Make exceptions on purpose, not by accident.
  5. Offer an easy reschedule path. Make it simple to move the visit so you keep the job.

Common questions

Can I charge a cancellation fee?

Rules on fees vary by state and by contract type. Verify with your attorney.

Should I waive it for regular customers?

That is your call; just do it deliberately.

See also the contractor guides and free tools.

General information, not legal or financial advice. Verify with your attorney or accountant.

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Customer cancellation and reschedule policy for contractors