P1Mitigators™ · Jacksonville & Duval County
Painting Payment Terms — Jacksonville & Duval County
Every painting job is priced and agreed in writing before work starts.
Terms depend on who is paying and the type of job.
P1Mitigators™ coordinates the job with insured painting contractors who hold the local licenses and registrations their work requires.
Who This Is For
Job Types
Direct Pay / Cash
Owner pays the painting contractor directly.
Insurance Restoration
Work follows the approved Scope of Loss.
Commercial / Property Management
PO, W-9, COI and Net terms.
Terms by Job Type
Direct Pay / Cash
- •Written estimate and signed agreement.
- •Deposit set by the painting contractor in the agreement.
- •Progress payments on larger jobs.
- •Final payment after the walkthrough.
Insurance Restoration
- •Work follows the approved Scope of Loss.
- •Payment terms are set in the signed contractor agreement.
- •Work outside the scope is priced separately as direct pay.
Commercial, Property Managers, HOAs & GCs
- •Purchase orders accepted.
- •Net 10, Net 15 or Net 30 when agreed in writing.
- •Deposits or draws on larger projects set in the agreement.
- •COI and W-9 on request.
Change Orders
- •Any added work is priced in writing before it is done.
- •No surprise charges on the final invoice.
How It Works
- 1
Pick Your Job Type
Direct pay, insurance or commercial.
- 2
Written Scope
Price, products and schedule.
- 3
Signed Terms
Deposit, draws and final payment agreed.
- 4
Invoice
Paid per the signed terms.
Questions
Are Net terms available for homeowners?
Homeowner jobs use a deposit and final payment schedule. Net terms are for businesses, property managers, HOAs and general contractors.
Who sets the deposit?
The painting contractor sets the deposit and payment schedule in the written agreement.
What happens if I add work mid-job?
Added work is priced in writing before it is done.
Get Your Painting Job Scheduled
Call or text (904) 891-8435.
Commercial, residential, insurance and direct-pay jobs.