Decide how a return visit should be billed
Separate incomplete work, rework, possible warranty coverage and new scope before billing a return visit. Keep material use and commercial decisions distinct.
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Separate incomplete work, rework, possible warranty coverage and new scope before billing a return visit. Keep material use and commercial decisions distinct.
Read the articleGive the office clear completion evidence while unfinished work stays visible. Test the difference between a finished visit, a saved worksheet and a closed job.
Read the articleSeparate a field observation from an approved scope change. Give the crew and office a clear record of customer authorization, release and billing.
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