Help for Tradesmen who have trouble getting paid for extra's on a job

As a tradesmen when it comes to getting paid on a job we all know there is a chance where we could be stung by a client. The part of the job where we have to deal with the threat of not getting paid is for the extra's which we have been asked to do.
In this video I show you simple but effective strategy that you can use to avoid not getting paid by the clients for the extra's at the end of the job.
If you would like to get access to the template documents as discussed in this video please got to www.joedoyle.ie/blog and you will see where you can download the documents.
If there is ever anything that I can help out with feel free to reach out to me at [e-mail]

[@Tony_Birov]

Thank you for the help. Very helpful video. God bless you 🙏

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Glad it was helpful !

[@Tony_Birov]

@@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur
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[@patrickmurran1597]

Thanks Joe, great advise mate, 💯🙏

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Hey Patrick thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I''m glad you found the video helpful. I hope you'll consider Subscribing to the channel as there are lots more great videos to come. Joe

[@patrickmurran1597]

@@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur already subscribed Joe, looking forward to more advice, I'm very sorry to hear your grandad passed away I was at funeral, he got a lovely send off, God bless stay safe, 🙏💯💚👊

[@liam3613]

Thanks joe for your tips.
This actually is an issue for me at the moment on a project.
I have a contract in place already . But going foward this advice will be put into futher contracts.
Thanks again.

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Great stuff Liam, glad to hear you find some value in the video 👍

[@robertbrowne4049]

Excellent advise!

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Thanks for the comment, be sure to Subscribe to the channel, we have some great content lined up :)

[@robertbrowne4049]

@@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur ohh I’m subscribed. On a different vein I’m extremely worried about the government latest onslaught against landlords. It really puts me off. They have shut the rental market not only that everyone is heading for the exit gates!

[@woodstock1769]

Great advice joe. All the carpentry apprenticeship block release places never teach you anything about this kind of stuff. All i got was them wishing me the best of luck when i go out on my own. This would be about 2004 anyway, maybe its changed since then?

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Unfortunately Owen I don’t believe anything has changed since then. Very few people ever do any business training, but not to worry I’m hear to fix all that 😁😁

[@joeyjoejoejr.shabadoo6216]

Good Man Joe !!!

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Thank you Sir :)

[@conkers84]

If your QS hasn’t got terms like that written into your contract get rid of them.

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

I have never seen anyone have these type of T&C’s in their agreements before. We implemented them a few years back and it was a game changer.

[@conkers84]

@@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur that’s strange. It’s in every contract I’ve ever signed. Variation/hourly rate has to be in it for big bricklaying contracts . I thought that’d be across the board with all trades.

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

@@conkers84 the problem is mostly associated with business to consumer work as opposed to b2b work which is what u refer to 👍

[@EireHonour]

Can I get in contact with you joe

[@JoeDoyleEntrepreneur]

Absolutely, send me an email at [e-mail]