Thanks! That's super helpful! It seems that the main liability would be related to errors and omissions. The sample 3d vis contract gets around that by receiving the information in cad form from the client. I wonder if anyone has any insight on how to protect yourself if you do an on-site takeoff.

@nguhait said:

Hi everyone! i'm doing a project for school, and i really don't know how to make this water closet in sketchup, so that is why i'm here asking for help. If anyone have some spare time and can help me make this toilet into sketchup model. Big Thanks!!!

How detailed does it need to be?

Hi,

I've done a bit of work here and there, but have not had any contracts signed. Doing work without a contract in place is dangerous and I'd like to get a few together for the different types I do. However doing searches for legalese ideas is difficult as "drafting, draftsman, design" all refer to the art of assembling a contract. What are you using in your contract language?

The types of work I do:

1. Homeowner has own ideas and I draft construction documents using 3d fly-throughs as clarifier's.
2. Homeowner has no Idea. Design and Documents.
3. Designer, Architect or Engineer does not have the capability to make 3d visuals.
4. As-built floor plans for Commercial and Residential properties.

Thanks for any help!

Jeremy

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