Free Home Repairs Release of Liability Template
HOME REPAIRS RELEASE OF LIABILITY
I. Release of Claims
This Release is issued and effective on [Effective Date] made by and between [Your Name], hereinafter referred to as "the homeowner", and [Contractor’s Name], hereinafter referred to as "the contractor". The homeowner resides at [Homeowner's Address] and the contractor, represented by [Your Company Name], is primarily located at [Your Company Address].
In consideration of the services of the contractor, the homeowner hereby releases and forever discharges the contractor from any liability, claims, and demands of whatever nature, either in law or in equity, which arise or may hereafter arise from the home repairs.
II. Consideration
The individual who owns the home gives his or her free and voluntary agreement, without any form of pressure or coercion involved, to comply with the terms that are detailed within this document. This agreement is provided in exchange for something valuable that this homeowner would not ordinarily have the right or eligibility to obtain.d.
III. Acknowledgment of Understanding
The individual who owns the home is stating that they have taken the time to thoroughly review this particular form. They declare that they have fully comprehended every detail and all the content that is present in the form. Moreover, they are executing or signing it in a very unconstrained, free manner and they assure that they are doing this without any kind of hesitation or reservations.
IV. Assumption of Risk
The homeowner is fully aware that any repairs could cause personal injury or property damage. Knowing this, they still choose to assume all responsibility for any potential damages from repair operations, no matter their severity.
IV.I Personal Injury: The homeowner acknowledges that engaging in repair activities carries inherent risks of personal injury, including but not limited to falls, cuts, bruises, or strains, and agrees to bear all responsibility for any such injuries sustained during the repair process.
IV.II Property Damage: The homeowner understands that repairs may inadvertently cause damage to their property, such as structural damage, electrical faults, or plumbing issues, and agrees to assume all liability for any resulting damages, including repair costs and consequential losses.
IV.III Third-Party Claims: The homeowner acknowledges that the repair process may impact neighboring properties or individuals, and agrees to indemnify the contractor against any claims or liabilities arising from such third-party damages or injuries caused directly or indirectly by the repair activities.
IV.IV Environmental Hazards: The homeowner acknowledges that certain repair materials or processes may pose environmental risks, such as the release of hazardous substances or pollutants, and agrees to accept all responsibility for any environmental damage or contamination resulting from the repair operations.
IV.V Unforeseen Circumstances: The homeowner understands that despite careful planning and execution, unforeseen circumstances such as inclement weather, structural weaknesses, or hidden hazards may arise during the repair process, and agrees to bear the risk of any associated damages or delays.
V. Indemnification
The homeowner hereby gives his/her consent to indemnify, meaning to financially compensate, the contractor and hold him/her completely harmless in the event of any loss, liability, damage, or costs that may potentially occur due to the claims that have been previously mentioned and discussed.
VI. Severability
If any clause or condition outlined within the framework of this agreement is determined, upon evaluation or scrutiny, to be unenforceable or invalid due to any given reason, the said clause or condition shall be separated, or in legal terms, severed, from the entirety of this agreement. As a consequence of this action, it should be clearly understood that the remaining clauses or conditions encompassed within this agreement shall not bear any impact or experience any alteration. Instead, these unaffected provisions will maintain their enforceability, thereby continuing to bind the parties involved in this agreement.
VII. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
This Release is to be governed by and construed under the laws of [Your State] without part to the conflict of law principles.
VIII. Signatories
The homeowner signs this Release and the contractor effective from the date first above stated.
Contractor's Signature:
[Contractor's Name]
[Date Signed]
Homeowner's Signature:
[Your Name]
[Date Signed]
Witness’s Signature (if applicable):
[Witness’s Name]
[Date Signed]
