This document outlines the terms of a commercial HVAC service agreement between SIMMCO Inc. and a customer. It details the covered equipment, scheduled maintenance including filter changes and seasonal startups/checkups. It specifies response times and covers repairs but excludes parts beyond manufacturer warranty. The terms describe limitations of liability, obligations, procedures for service, automatic renewal, right of recission, termination and assignment clauses.
The document is a service agreement between SIMMCO Inc. and a customer. It details the terms of an HVAC maintenance contract, including covered equipment, scheduled maintenance visits, exclusions, terms, renewal terms, and limitations of liability. Key services included are scheduled maintenance visits including filter changes and performance checks, and priority repair response. Parts are covered under manufacturer warranty. The contract does not cover damage from external causes, preexisting conditions, or specified non-covered equipment.
El documento presenta un modelo de gestión de calidad con enfoque en procesos. Describe la estructura organizacional, el marco jurídico, el plan de desarrollo organizacional anual y los ejes estratégicos. Explica cuatro procesos estratégicos principales y sus procedimientos asociados, así como los manuales, evidencias, estándares de medición y procesos de ISO 9000 requeridos.
Remote proctoring allows students to take exams online while being monitored remotely. The director provides an update on the process which includes student onboarding, practice exams, identity verification during exams, and review of exams by two proctors. So far only two instances of students not showing identification have been flagged. Going forward, more math courses will be offered online in the spring, workshops on remote proctoring will be held for faculty over the summer and fall, and the costs of proctoring will be examined.
For Child Relief and You, magazines would be the best media as they can reflect the organization's message and reach the desired audience. For life insurance, television advertising allows creating ads meeting broadcast standards and placing targeted ads on TV. For mobile phone networks, mobile/online displays are most effective as ads are more striking on smaller screens, users pay more attention than desktop, and targeting is more diverse than stationary internet. For mutual funds, posters/hoardings are limited but audio-visual media and sales literature can provide necessary risk disclosures.
The FACT2 Learning Analytics Task Group report summarizes their work in 2013-2014. Their goals were to develop professional learning for faculty on learning analytics and identify best practices. In fall 2013, they presented findings at several SUNY conferences on using data to enhance student experience. A spring 2014 pilot at SUNY Oswego used a retention system called Starfish for nearly 1,000 at-risk students. The task group defined learning analytics as software collecting multiple data sets to predict and impact student success. They recommended establishing an ongoing working group to develop learning analytic practices and tools across SUNY.
For Child Relief and You, magazines would be the best media as their ads can reflect the organization's message and reach their target audience. For life insurance, television advertising allows creating ads meeting broadcast standards and placing targeted ads on TV. For mobile phone networks, mobile/online displays are most effective as ads are striking on small screens, users are attentive, and targeting is diverse. For mutual funds, posters/hoardings can only include a risk statement due to limited reading time, while TV ads must show the risk statement for 2+ seconds and audio ads clearly state it.
Photoshop was used to create and edit images, text, and other features for the front cover, contents page, and parts of a double page spread for a magazine. The quick selection tool allowed images to be cut out and placed on backgrounds of choice. Transform tools like scale and rotation helped maneuver elements on the page for better layout. Layering enabled text and images to be placed on top of backgrounds and color blocks. The spot fix tool removed blemishes from images.
The document is a service agreement between SIMMCO Inc. and a customer. It details the terms of an HVAC maintenance contract, including covered equipment, scheduled maintenance visits, exclusions, terms, renewal terms, and limitations of liability. Key services included are scheduled maintenance visits including filter changes and performance checks, and priority repair response. Parts are covered under manufacturer warranty. The contract does not cover damage from external causes, preexisting conditions, or specified non-covered equipment.
El documento presenta un modelo de gestión de calidad con enfoque en procesos. Describe la estructura organizacional, el marco jurídico, el plan de desarrollo organizacional anual y los ejes estratégicos. Explica cuatro procesos estratégicos principales y sus procedimientos asociados, así como los manuales, evidencias, estándares de medición y procesos de ISO 9000 requeridos.
Remote proctoring allows students to take exams online while being monitored remotely. The director provides an update on the process which includes student onboarding, practice exams, identity verification during exams, and review of exams by two proctors. So far only two instances of students not showing identification have been flagged. Going forward, more math courses will be offered online in the spring, workshops on remote proctoring will be held for faculty over the summer and fall, and the costs of proctoring will be examined.
For Child Relief and You, magazines would be the best media as they can reflect the organization's message and reach the desired audience. For life insurance, television advertising allows creating ads meeting broadcast standards and placing targeted ads on TV. For mobile phone networks, mobile/online displays are most effective as ads are more striking on smaller screens, users pay more attention than desktop, and targeting is more diverse than stationary internet. For mutual funds, posters/hoardings are limited but audio-visual media and sales literature can provide necessary risk disclosures.
The FACT2 Learning Analytics Task Group report summarizes their work in 2013-2014. Their goals were to develop professional learning for faculty on learning analytics and identify best practices. In fall 2013, they presented findings at several SUNY conferences on using data to enhance student experience. A spring 2014 pilot at SUNY Oswego used a retention system called Starfish for nearly 1,000 at-risk students. The task group defined learning analytics as software collecting multiple data sets to predict and impact student success. They recommended establishing an ongoing working group to develop learning analytic practices and tools across SUNY.
For Child Relief and You, magazines would be the best media as their ads can reflect the organization's message and reach their target audience. For life insurance, television advertising allows creating ads meeting broadcast standards and placing targeted ads on TV. For mobile phone networks, mobile/online displays are most effective as ads are striking on small screens, users are attentive, and targeting is diverse. For mutual funds, posters/hoardings can only include a risk statement due to limited reading time, while TV ads must show the risk statement for 2+ seconds and audio ads clearly state it.
Photoshop was used to create and edit images, text, and other features for the front cover, contents page, and parts of a double page spread for a magazine. The quick selection tool allowed images to be cut out and placed on backgrounds of choice. Transform tools like scale and rotation helped maneuver elements on the page for better layout. Layering enabled text and images to be placed on top of backgrounds and color blocks. The spot fix tool removed blemishes from images.
The document summarizes Blackboard Learn migration plans at SUNY Oswego from their old ANGEL system to the new Blackboard Learn platform. It provides timelines showing the phased migration of cohorts through spring 2015 with full migration by fall 2015. It introduces the migration team and describes preparation work underway including configuring settings, training faculty, and setting up integrations. The first cohort of over 50 faculty and 120 courses is already live on Blackboard Learn for spring 2015.
This document provides an update on distance learning at a university. It discusses organizational changes in distance learning leadership. It also provides program updates and enrollment data snapshots for online undergraduate and graduate programs from 2012. Opportunities mentioned include OpenSUNY and concerns include general education changes and student persistence. The document concludes with inviting questions for Greg Ketcham, the interim director of academic programs and distance learning.
TT is a Texas-based trucking company that provides transportation services and leases trucks of various sizes. The company aims to service the Dallas area and expand within a few years. It has a linear organizational structure that gives employees responsibilities and decision-making power. TT plans to market its luxury truck interiors and technology features to food, computer, retail, and other industries, employing promotions, incentives, and brochures. It forecasts sales of $100,000 in year one and $400,000 in year three.
This document summarizes a study of vegetation distribution on saline lands within the Hailstone National Wildlife Refuge. Vegetation characteristics and diversity were measured at sampling points and compared to abiotic landscape and soil conditions including elevation, distance to water, soil salinity, saturation depth, and nutrients. An environmental gradient was observed where salinity and saturation increased closer to the lake and decreased in upland areas. Based on these observations, the document recommends developing a revegetation model to organize planting zones based on elevation, hydrology, and salinity to guide species selection and restoration efforts.
Quaker Oats Life Cereals has several brands including oat cakes, Quaker oats, Quaker quick oats, and Quaker instant oatmeal. The document ranks the target groups - students, professionals, and housewives - for each brand in terms of popularity. Housewives ranked oat cakes as their most popular brand, while students preferred oat cakes over the other options. Professionals favored Quaker quick oats the most.
E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES
Tutorial by Martin Ebner, Martin Schön and Sandra Schön
CC BY SA BIMS e.V. | Martin Ebner, Martin Schön, Sandra Schön | April 2014
URL: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/de/
This document provides information about home warranty coverage options. It outlines what items are covered under standard coverage and supreme coverage, including appliances, air conditioning and heating systems, plumbing, and electrical systems. It also details how to request service, who pays for repairs, coverage timeframes, and exclusions from coverage. Additional buyer options can provide expanded refrigerator coverage or coverage for external pipe leaks or roof leaks.
This document provides details about a home warranty service agreement. It summarizes what systems and appliances are covered by the agreement for both buyers and sellers, including heating, air conditioning, kitchen appliances, plumbing, electrical systems, and more. It also outlines exclusions, limitations, how to request service, costs covered, and other policy details. The agreement is provided by 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, the industry leader in home warranty coverage.
This document provides information about a home warranty service agreement. It covers items such as HVAC systems, appliances, plumbing and electrical systems. It lists coverage details for standard coverage and additional "Supreme" coverage. It also provides information about requesting service, costs, exclusions, and additional buyer options.
"New" Service Agreement 2-10 Home Buyers WarrantyBridgete Jackson
Right is right, "even if" we're the only ones doing it.
Introducing the new Home Warranty Service Agreement from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty.
It's all about doing things the Right way.
This document is a generator service agreement between W E Electric & Contracting Services and a customer. It outlines the terms of an annual maintenance plan for a generator including a list of maintenance tasks to be performed, pricing ranging from $330 to $835 depending on generator size, a 10% discount on labor for additional repairs, and terms for billing, renewals, cancellations, and warranties. It also provides contact information for the service provider and includes signature lines for the customer.
2-10 Home Warranty is what I recommend to both buyers/sellers. Heather McClaren
Home warranties are great! Several hundred dollars a year, then everything major/minor gets repaired or replaced for only $60 service fee. It's awesome! I have one on my own home. It gives me lots of peace of mind. It's a great way to warranty your home as a seller, and feel more certain as a buyer.
Episode 28 : Project Management Contract
Typical services of the employer are:
Obtaining official approvals
Commissioning experts
Provision of the documents required for planning, such as site plan, data on soil conditions etc.
Supply of utilities for commissioning
Free of charge provision of areas for site facilities
Free of charge supply of power and water to the building site.
SIMMCO Inc. offers protection packages for heating and air conditioning systems that provide 24/7 emergency care. For a small monthly fee, customers can become part of SIMMCO's family and receive priority service, maintenance, safety inspections, and discounts on services. The best option is the Elite Plus Package, which includes parts and labor coverage up to $1000 annually for a single system or $2000 for both furnace and AC coverage.
The document provides inspection details for a single family home at an address that has been removed. It includes photos and descriptions of the home's roof, exterior, structure, insulation/ventilation, electrical, plumbing and other systems. The inspector found the roof shingles to be near the end of their life but no other major deficiencies. Minor issues included needing to extend a downspout and restain the deck. The overall structural condition was deemed good.
Learn what factors influence the compressed air system, why air compressors need servicing, what maintenance plans are available, and how can they help you optimize your compressed air system. Atlas Copco Compressors UK & Ireland offers Customer Support Plans for air compressor maintenance tailored to your specific compressed air installation and budget.
This document describes the Comprehensive Plus home warranty plan. It includes coverage for major systems and appliances such as heating/AC, plumbing, electrical, and built-in appliances. The plan provides additional coverage over the standard plan, including coverage for mismatched systems, improper installations, removal of defective equipment, and refrigerant management. It costs $410 for a single-family home or $385 for a condo/townhome. The plan includes a low $65 service call fee.
This technical manual provides parts listings and diagrams for Ingersoll-Rand rotary screw air compressors. It contains important safety information and should be kept with the air compressor. The manual outlines warranty terms, including extending the airend warranty to 24 months if the compressor is operated using Ultracoolant. Diagrams illustrate the major components, starter assemblies, piping, and optional equipment for the compressor models.
The document summarizes Blackboard Learn migration plans at SUNY Oswego from their old ANGEL system to the new Blackboard Learn platform. It provides timelines showing the phased migration of cohorts through spring 2015 with full migration by fall 2015. It introduces the migration team and describes preparation work underway including configuring settings, training faculty, and setting up integrations. The first cohort of over 50 faculty and 120 courses is already live on Blackboard Learn for spring 2015.
This document provides an update on distance learning at a university. It discusses organizational changes in distance learning leadership. It also provides program updates and enrollment data snapshots for online undergraduate and graduate programs from 2012. Opportunities mentioned include OpenSUNY and concerns include general education changes and student persistence. The document concludes with inviting questions for Greg Ketcham, the interim director of academic programs and distance learning.
TT is a Texas-based trucking company that provides transportation services and leases trucks of various sizes. The company aims to service the Dallas area and expand within a few years. It has a linear organizational structure that gives employees responsibilities and decision-making power. TT plans to market its luxury truck interiors and technology features to food, computer, retail, and other industries, employing promotions, incentives, and brochures. It forecasts sales of $100,000 in year one and $400,000 in year three.
This document summarizes a study of vegetation distribution on saline lands within the Hailstone National Wildlife Refuge. Vegetation characteristics and diversity were measured at sampling points and compared to abiotic landscape and soil conditions including elevation, distance to water, soil salinity, saturation depth, and nutrients. An environmental gradient was observed where salinity and saturation increased closer to the lake and decreased in upland areas. Based on these observations, the document recommends developing a revegetation model to organize planting zones based on elevation, hydrology, and salinity to guide species selection and restoration efforts.
Quaker Oats Life Cereals has several brands including oat cakes, Quaker oats, Quaker quick oats, and Quaker instant oatmeal. The document ranks the target groups - students, professionals, and housewives - for each brand in terms of popularity. Housewives ranked oat cakes as their most popular brand, while students preferred oat cakes over the other options. Professionals favored Quaker quick oats the most.
E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES
Tutorial by Martin Ebner, Martin Schön and Sandra Schön
CC BY SA BIMS e.V. | Martin Ebner, Martin Schön, Sandra Schön | April 2014
URL: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/de/
This document provides information about home warranty coverage options. It outlines what items are covered under standard coverage and supreme coverage, including appliances, air conditioning and heating systems, plumbing, and electrical systems. It also details how to request service, who pays for repairs, coverage timeframes, and exclusions from coverage. Additional buyer options can provide expanded refrigerator coverage or coverage for external pipe leaks or roof leaks.
This document provides details about a home warranty service agreement. It summarizes what systems and appliances are covered by the agreement for both buyers and sellers, including heating, air conditioning, kitchen appliances, plumbing, electrical systems, and more. It also outlines exclusions, limitations, how to request service, costs covered, and other policy details. The agreement is provided by 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, the industry leader in home warranty coverage.
This document provides information about a home warranty service agreement. It covers items such as HVAC systems, appliances, plumbing and electrical systems. It lists coverage details for standard coverage and additional "Supreme" coverage. It also provides information about requesting service, costs, exclusions, and additional buyer options.
"New" Service Agreement 2-10 Home Buyers WarrantyBridgete Jackson
Right is right, "even if" we're the only ones doing it.
Introducing the new Home Warranty Service Agreement from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty.
It's all about doing things the Right way.
This document is a generator service agreement between W E Electric & Contracting Services and a customer. It outlines the terms of an annual maintenance plan for a generator including a list of maintenance tasks to be performed, pricing ranging from $330 to $835 depending on generator size, a 10% discount on labor for additional repairs, and terms for billing, renewals, cancellations, and warranties. It also provides contact information for the service provider and includes signature lines for the customer.
2-10 Home Warranty is what I recommend to both buyers/sellers. Heather McClaren
Home warranties are great! Several hundred dollars a year, then everything major/minor gets repaired or replaced for only $60 service fee. It's awesome! I have one on my own home. It gives me lots of peace of mind. It's a great way to warranty your home as a seller, and feel more certain as a buyer.
Episode 28 : Project Management Contract
Typical services of the employer are:
Obtaining official approvals
Commissioning experts
Provision of the documents required for planning, such as site plan, data on soil conditions etc.
Supply of utilities for commissioning
Free of charge provision of areas for site facilities
Free of charge supply of power and water to the building site.
SIMMCO Inc. offers protection packages for heating and air conditioning systems that provide 24/7 emergency care. For a small monthly fee, customers can become part of SIMMCO's family and receive priority service, maintenance, safety inspections, and discounts on services. The best option is the Elite Plus Package, which includes parts and labor coverage up to $1000 annually for a single system or $2000 for both furnace and AC coverage.
The document provides inspection details for a single family home at an address that has been removed. It includes photos and descriptions of the home's roof, exterior, structure, insulation/ventilation, electrical, plumbing and other systems. The inspector found the roof shingles to be near the end of their life but no other major deficiencies. Minor issues included needing to extend a downspout and restain the deck. The overall structural condition was deemed good.
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This document describes the Comprehensive Plus home warranty plan. It includes coverage for major systems and appliances such as heating/AC, plumbing, electrical, and built-in appliances. The plan provides additional coverage over the standard plan, including coverage for mismatched systems, improper installations, removal of defective equipment, and refrigerant management. It costs $410 for a single-family home or $385 for a condo/townhome. The plan includes a low $65 service call fee.
This technical manual provides parts listings and diagrams for Ingersoll-Rand rotary screw air compressors. It contains important safety information and should be kept with the air compressor. The manual outlines warranty terms, including extending the airend warranty to 24 months if the compressor is operated using Ultracoolant. Diagrams illustrate the major components, starter assemblies, piping, and optional equipment for the compressor models.
Guarantee mechanism for material supplied with guarantee certificatesMECandPMV
This document outlines a guarantee mechanism for valves supplied under a water projects contract. It defines guarantees and warranties, and establishes procedures for claims and remedies. The guarantee applies to valves and other materials from manufacturers for over one year. It details claim procedures, response times, and defines major and minor faults. The mechanism aims to replace or repair faulty materials after the contractor's maintenance period and is agreed upon by the client, supplier, and manufacturer.
This service contract agreement is between a contractor and Dr. Raju M. Rathod for the annual maintenance and servicing of various air conditioners and water coolers. The contractor agrees to service all equipment monthly, handle repairs and replacements, and respond to breakdowns the same day. The customer agrees to pay quarterly upon satisfactory completion of services. The contract may be renewed annually if performance is satisfactory, but can be terminated if the contractor fails to comply with notices or complete work regularly. Consideration in the agreement is customer satisfaction for the offerer and service and maintenance for the offeree, with the service provider being the offerer and service receiver the offeree. The agreement is valid but not lawful.
Final repair regulations: What has changed and how will it impact you?Grant Thornton LLP
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This inspection agreement outlines the terms and limitations of a home inspection to be performed by Top Home Inspections. It specifies that the inspection is a limited visual assessment to identify material defects. The client warrants they have read and understand the agreement. The inspection report is for the client's sole use and is not a guarantee. The agreement limits the inspector's liability and requires any claims to be brought within one year. It excludes various systems, components, and inspection methods from the scope of work.
The document provides information about an HSA home warranty plan. It covers repairs and replacements for mechanical systems and appliances that fail due to normal wear and tear. It offers convenient service with a qualified technician contacting the homeowner to schedule an appointment. Without the warranty, typical repair costs for items like heating, AC, plumbing and appliances can be several hundred to thousands of dollars. The warranty aims to provide reliable protection and quality service throughout the repair process.
This document is an installation and operation manual for the DVB3030/DVB3030L Digital Video Broadcast Modulator from Radyne ComStream Corporation. It provides information on warranty policies, software revision confirmation, installation procedures, and specifications for the modulator. The manual contains details on warranty coverage and limitations, non-warranty repair procedures, and a record of revisions to the document.
- Stephen Gill is an independent refrigeration consultant who previously worked as a contractor for 25 years. He gives a presentation covering refrigeration maintenance contracts from an end user's perspective.
- There are different types of maintenance contracts such as fully comprehensive, pay as you go, and hybrid. The right contract is usually budget driven. End users value expertise, professionalism, and reliability over lowest price.
- Regular maintenance improves system reliability, reduces energy consumption and refrigerant leakage, and extends equipment life. Both end users and contractors want value for money. The end user expects guidance on legislative issues and system overview reports while the contractor needs to profit from the contract. Selecting the right contractor requires mutual trust and a sensible service
2. COMPANY: SIMMCO Inc.
70 Fima Cr.,Toronto, ON M8W 4V9Office: 416-255-0048 Fax: 416-255-0024
CUSTOMER:
TEL:
STREET: TOWN/COMMUNITY:
ZIP:
CONTACT PERIOD: / / TO / /
Regular scheduled Service Will…
** Scheduled Filter Changes
** Improve Operating Safety
** Protect Your Equipment From Early Failure
**Priority Repair Response Service
**Lower Utility Costs
COVERED QUIPMENT
MODEL S/N TYPE FILTER
________________ RTU SPL GAS H/P X
________________ RTU SPL GAS H/P X
________________ RTU SPL GAS H/P X
________________ RTU SPL GAS H/P X
________________ RTU SPL GAS H/P X
SCHEDUALED MAINTENANCE
SPRING START UP 1 FALL START UP 1 2 MID SEASON 1
*Performance Check * Heat Start Up * Filter Change
*Filter Change *Filter Change * Check Occ Space/Set Point
•Refrigerant Check * Performance Check
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1.SERVICE-Service will be provided during normal business hours Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The company is not responsible for delays beyond Company’s control, Acts of God, accidents,
telephone/beeper problems or labor disturbances..
3. Service shall be provided to the same location as originally agreed upon signing of this contract within the
Company’s service area. Service rendered after normal business & holidays hours shall be provided at 1,5
times normal rates.
2. REPAIR PARTS: Parts will be supplied at no cost under the manufacturer’s warranty as long as the
manufacture’s warranty is in effect, with the exception of items listed under 4 herein…If repair parts are not
available Company is released from any obligation to make repairs hereunder. Company is not responsible
for damages arising from defective or damaged parts, parts inaccessibility, rusting, leaking, sabotage, or
parts not installed by the Company during the term of this agreement. Company is under no obligation to
replace the equipment. Equipment replacement is the sole responsibility of the Customer. If the cost of repair
is more than the cost of a new appliance, repair will not be performed under this contract.
3. CONRACT LIMITATIONS: This contract does not cover losses, damages due to external causes not
limited to unauthorized service rendered by other than Company Inc, Power loss/interruption, plumbing,
water, foliage, acts of God or any other situation out of the Company’s control. This contract shall begin and
terminate as per the agreement dates provided payment is received by Company at least one (1) day prior to
commencement of contact. Customer warrants that Customer is the Customer of the equipment covered.
4. SERVICES AND ITEMS NOT COVERED
A. PLUMBING; LEAKING OR DAMAGE to: valves, Copper piping, Pans, Sheetrock, Flooring, Walls,
Furniture, landscaping, household furnishings, automobiles
B. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Light Bulbs, timers, programmable thermostats, pumps, sensors,
transmitters or receivers
C. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING/APPLIANCES: Sealed system parts (compressor,
evaporator, condenser, piping) beyond the original manufacturer’s warranty; Defrost boards, electric
heaters, logic boards, circuit boards, expansion valves, air cleaning devices condensation pumps,
humidifiers/dehumidifiers change over valves, zone valves, damper motors and controllers; Freon; Metal
cabinets, burners, gas or oil heat equipment or components and finished; Internal Heaters, hinges,
contractors, motors, capacitors, switches, economizers, relays, thermostats, batteries, wiring, glass
shelving, pads, duct work, rewiring due to shortages or sabotage by others.
D. ELECTRICAL: Burglar alarms, panels, inadequate service, underground wiring, circuit breakers,
disconnects, lighting fixtures, outside panels, attic & ceiling fans, switches & outlets, shorts, wall outlets
& lighting.
5. SCOPE OF SERVICE
This agreement is a maintenance service contract for the purpose of making only normal adjustments to the
equipment. A seasonal start up and shut down with maintenance including filter changes will be
performed as needed. Filters for equipment shall be supplied by the Customer.
4. The Company is not required under this agreement to make repairs, supply parts or materials necessitated by
negligence or misuse of the equipment, work made necessary because of lease conditions, insurance
requirements, government codes, building and union regulations, freezing, flood, fire accident, bacterial or
other contamination, Acts of God or any other act beyond Company’s control. Company makes no
warranties as to the performance of existing equipment. The Customer agrees to allow free access to the
judgment of the company as to the best means or methods for repair of equipment. Failure to do so will
release the Company of any obligation as stated under this agreement. This maintenance does not include,
and Company will not be responsible for; gas or water leaks or repair thereof, insulation and duct work,
electrical service and control wiring failure, failures from inadequate power, plumbing and or leaks, scaling,
corrosion, leakage or contamination of coils, condenser, evaporator or, refrigeration lines, recording or
instrument lines, cabinet or condensate pans & lines, moving or relocating equipment, heating controls or
burners. The Company shall not be responsible for obsolete parts or design changes. This contract shall be
null and void if at any time during this contract materials and or services are provided by any party than
Company for the contracted equipment. Company Reserves the right to hire, if ever necessary, an
independent subcontractor to provide service at any time. Company Inc is not responsible for food spoilage
as a result of mechanical failure.
6. EFFICIENCY TEST: Company will, at Customer’s request, option and expense, perform a yearly
efficiency test. The test will be performed after any repairs or adjustments have been completed pursuant to
this contract. Upon complexion of the test, Company will provide Customer with a form listing the values
for carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide or oxygen content, the net stack temperature, and the smoke level, as
appropriate, and the steady-state efficiency (expressed in a percentage) determined there from.
7. INSURANCE LAW DISCLOSURE: Obligations of the Company under this contract are backed by the
full faith and credit of the Company.
8. PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN SERVICE: To obtain service under this contract, Customer must call the
Company at the telephone number of the Company listed on the face of this contract.
9. ASSIGNMENT: This contract may not be assignment by Customer without the express written consent of
the Company, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld. Company may assign this contract upon
five days’ written notice to Customer.
10. TERMINATION: This contract may be terminated by the Company without notice for nonpayment of
any amounts due under this contract, a material misrepresentation by Customer, or a substantial breach of
duties by Customer relating to be covered property or its use. This contract may be terminated by the
Company on fifteen days’ written notice to the Company for any breach of this contract by the Company,
provided that Customer first gives Company written notice of any such breach, and Company fails to cure
such breach within five business days from receipt of said written notice.
11. REEXISTING CONDITIONS: This contract does not cover preexisting conditions.
5. 12. AUTOMATIC RENEWAL: This contract shall be renewed automatically each year unless at least thirty
days prior to the expiration date of this contract, Customer mails to the Company written notice of
cancellation of this contract by certified mail return receipt requested. Notice will be deemed given on the
date of the postmark of such mailing. At least fifteen days and not more than thirty days previous to the time
specified for serving such notice upon the Company, Company shall give to Customer written notice, served
personally or by certified mail, calling the attention of Customer to the existence of this provision on the
contract.
13. RIGHT OF RECISSION: CUSTOMER HAS THE RIGHT TO RETURN THIS CONTRACT WITHIN
TCOMPANYNTY DAYS OF THE DATE OF MAILING OF THIS CONTRACT OR WITHIN TEN DAYS
IF THIS CONTRACT IS DELIVERED TO CUSTOMER AT THE TIME OF THE SALE. RETURN
SHALL BE MADE BY MAILING THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT OR A WRITTEN NOTICE STATING
THAT THE CONTRACT IS BEING RETURNED TO THE COMPANY AT THE ADDRESS STATED ON
THE FACE OF THE CONTRACT. IF NO CLAIM HAS BEEN MADE UNDER THIS CONTRACT
BEFORE IT IS RETURNED, THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE VOID, AND THE COMPANY SHALL
REFUND TO CUSTOMER THE FULL PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS CONTRACT. IF A CLAIM HAS
BEEN MADE UNDER THIS CONTRACT BEFORE IT IS RETURNED, CUSTMER WILL NOT BE
ENTITLED TO ANY REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS CONTRACT. A TEN PERCENT
PENALTY PER MONTH SHALL BE ADDED TO A REFUND THAT IS NOT MADE WITHIN THIRTY
DAYS OF RETURN OD THE CONTRACT TO THE COMPANY.
14. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY; DISCLAIMERS: EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY CONTAINED IN THIS
CONTRACT, COMPANY MAKES NO GURANTEE, REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY, EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED, INLCUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYEES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY GENERAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT,
SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, STATUTORY OR OTHER DAMAGES FOR
ANY BREACH OF CONTACRACT, BREACH OF WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, TORT, OR OTHER
CAUSE ARISING FROM THE PERFORMANCE OR NON-PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT,
AND IN THE EVENT OF ANY SUCH LIABILITY AGAINST COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYEES,
SUCH LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO $500.00, OR THE COST OF THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS PROVIDED BY COMPANY, WHICHEVER IS LESS.
SUB TOTAL $
ACCEPTED BY, HST $
TOTAL DUE NOW $
Date