Independent Installer & Sales Contractor Agreement (Summary)

Key terms for independent installers and sales contractors. The signed agreement controls.

Last updated: November 3, 2026

1. Relationship

Contractors are independent businesses, not employees, and control the manner and means of their work. They supply their own tools, vehicles and materials, and are responsible for their own taxes.

2. Licensing and insurance

Installers must hold every license required where they accept jobs and maintain general liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 and any required workers' compensation, verified before activation and kept current.

3. Work standards

Install to code and manufacturer instructions, complete the in-app documentation checklist (photos, water readings, customer sign-off), and treat customers and their homes with respect.

4. Payment

Payment terms per job are shown before you accept it and paid through Stripe Connect after completion and sign-off. [TBD: payout timing.]

5. Warranty callbacks

Installers will return to correct workmanship defects reported within the workmanship warranty period at no additional charge.

6. Indemnity and insurance

Each contractor is responsible for its own work and agrees to indemnify PURWTR for claims arising from its negligence or breach, to the extent permitted by law.

7. Confidentiality and data

Use customer information only to perform the job, keep it secure, and do not contact customers for other business.

8. The full agreement

This page is a summary. The signed Independent Contractor Agreement controls. [TBD: full agreement text.]