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Sent by a restoration contractor, under their own name and logo. Who it is for: Owners, property and facility decision makers, and the procurement or legal reviewer on an MSA. When to send it: When a decision maker says yes to an MSA in principle, before the full draft goes out.

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Before you send this. Every term on this sheet has to match the Master Service Agreement you actually sign. Read the payment clause first and do not waive lien rights in advance; the Template: Master Service Agreement Starter and Checklist walks through both. Insurance limits are whatever your policies and endorsements actually say. Have your attorney review the sheet and the agreement together.

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Template only. Have your attorney review and adapt this to your state and your contracts before using it.

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AGREEMENTS

[ Your logo ]

Master Service Agreement Term Sheet

A one-page summary of the terms [Company Name] proposes, so your team can review the business points before the full agreement goes to legal.

Parties and properties

• Between [Company legal name] and [Client legal name].
• Covers: [property list, portfolio or region].

Services and response

• Services: [the service lines you run].
• Response: call back within [X] minutes and a crew on site within [X] hours in [service area].
• Declared catastrophe: [the separate response standard, and where covered properties sit in the order].

Pricing and authorization

• Pricing basis: [rate schedule attached as Exhibit A, or the estimating price list and region used].
• Emergency work authorized by [names and titles] up to $[amount]. Verbal authorization confirmed in writing within [X] hours.
• Added work above that amount by signed change order.

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