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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it's a verbal promise, it depends on character, because you don't have any evidence to prove it; If you have signed a relevant agreement between you, and the content of the agreement has written the construction content (or scope), then the other party's behavior is a breach of contract, you can ask the decoration company to perform the agreement, but if not, you can seek legal support.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If a contract is signed during the decoration, it has legal effect.
No, the decoration cost generally depends on the area, style, and decoration materials. Specifically, tukunet chooses your favorite restaurant style, and then determines the decoration budget.
This new idea is very creative. If the spring is installed, the grade will be high, and there will be no additional fees, and the price of the dish will be increased directly. Customers will agree. If you charge indiscriminately, it will cause resentment.
Look at whether the decoration company is a verbal commitment or a contractual commitment. Verbal promises are not easy to do, and contractual promises can be resolved through mutual negotiation. If the negotiation fails, the law can be weakened.
In fact, this decoration does not cost much, the style can generally be shown on the wall and the top surface, so the wall can be purchased according to your business positioning related style of wallpaper, the ground is tiled, the ceiling is needed, according to the actual situation to see whether it is full hanging or side hanging, indoor lighting must be good, otherwise use lighting! Finally, I am not familiar with the kitchen and dining room seats and handling fees, so I can't help it!
Renovation costs are expenses and are not fixed assets.