Some jobs carry risks the customer chooses to accept, like working on old or damaged equipment. A waiver documents that choice.
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When to use one
Old equipment, customer-supplied parts or work the technician advised against.
Plain language
The customer should understand what risk they accept.
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Specific, not general
Describe the exact situation and the possible outcome.
Insurance still matters
A waiver is not a substitute for coverage.
Legal review
Have an attorney review the template once.
Common mistakes
Hiding the waiver in fine print, generic templates and skipping the explanation.
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Frequently asked questions
Does a waiver protect me from everything?
No. Waivers have limits and do not replace insurance or doing the work correctly. Have an attorney review your waiver language for your state.