Mizef Innovations

SIMPLE AGREEMENT
(,both the hirer (client) and the hired (contractor or service provider) should expect the following:

*Hirer (Client) Expectations:*

1. *Clear Scope of Work:* A detailed description of the work to be performed, including specific tasks, timelines, and deliverables.
2. *Quality Workmanship:* The hirer expects the contractor to perform the work with skill, care, and diligence, meeting the agreed-upon standards.
3. *Timely Completion:* The hirer expects the contractor to complete the work within the agreed-upon timeframe, or notify them promptly if delays are anticipated.
4. *Transparency and Communication:* The hirer expects regular updates on the project's progress, including any issues or concerns that may arise.
5. *Fair Pricing:* The hirer expects to pay a fair price for the work, with clear payment terms and schedules.

*Hired (Contractor or Service Provider) Expectations:*

1. *Clear Instructions:* The contractor expects clear instructions and specifications from the hirer, including any changes or modifications to the original scope of work.
2. *Timely Payment:* The contractor expects prompt payment according to the agreed-upon schedule, with clear terms for payment amounts and methods.
3. *Access to Site:* The contractor expects access to the site or workspace, as necessary, to perform the work.
4. *Cooperation and Communication:* The contractor expects cooperation and communication from the hirer, including prompt notification of any issues or concerns.
5. *Fair Treatment:* The contractor expects fair treatment, including respect for their professional expertise and judgment.

*Mutual Expectations:*

1. *Respect and Professionalism:* Both parties expect respect and professionalism in their interactions, including courteous communication and prompt responses.
2. *Flexibility and Adaptability:* Both parties expect flexibility and adaptability in case of changes or unexpected issues that may arise during the project.
3. *Problem-Solving:

SIX THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN ABOUT TO BUILD.

- 1* Get Your Documents Ready*:

Ensure you have your title deed and survey diagram. If you're still waiting for your title deed, have the seller's title deed and your contract of sale ready.

-2 *Assess Your Plot*:

Check the soil type and levelness of your land. If your land is sloped, consider hiring a land surveyor. Also, determine if your plot is serviced with national water supply pipes and sewer access.

- 3* Create a Design Brief*:

Outline your requirements and preferences for your home design. Prioritize practicality based on your lifestyle, plot size, and budget.

- 4*Plan Your Budget*:

Determine your budget and consider financing options. Get a material's schedule to break down costs and quantities of materials needed.

-5 *Choose the Right Builder*:

Select a reliable and experienced builder. Check their previous work, ask for references, and ensure they're registered with the National Council for Construction.

-6 *Obtain Necessary Approvals*:

Get council approval for your building plans. Submit your plans to the relevant council and pay scrutiny and evaluation fees, stage inspection fees, and occupancy certificate fees.