When a customer and service provider agree to a written proposal or contract, the provider may be asked to submit a written work order before performing any particular work for the customer. A Work Order gives both parties a clear understanding of the work to be performed, the cost for the work and can be adapted to any project. A written Work Order will be helpful in the event of disagreements or misunderstandings.

This Work Order includes the following provisions:

• Parties: Identifies the names and addresses of the company and the customer entering into the agreement;
• Description: Sets out an itemized description of the work and the cost;
• Signatures: Signature lines for both the contractor and the customer along with the date of signing.

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