Professional Terms

mendyjob.com · Effective date: October 15, 2026 · Version 2026-10-15-v2

Pavel Karabitski owns and operates this website and provides its platform service as an individual. MendyJob is the name of the website and software product at mendyjob.com. In these documents, “we,” “us,” “our,” and “operator” refer to Pavel Karabitski. The platform agreement and the operator's duties and commitments are with Pavel Karabitski.

These terms supplement the Terms of Use for companies and independent professionals using the website at mendyjob.com. They form part of your platform agreement with Pavel Karabitski. MendyJob identifies the website and software product. “You” means the independent service provider and its authorized representative. References to a professional's company identify that provider's business. Pavel Karabitski provides the platform service as an individual.

Authority, qualifications, and truthful profiles

Act only for a company you are authorized to represent. Keep your business identity, service area, qualifications, website, contact information, and availability accurate. Obtain and maintain the licenses, registrations, insurance, bonds, permits, and other authorizations required for each service and location. Do not advertise or perform regulated work based solely on platform approval.

Equipment images are required for the current application review; license/exemption and insurance images are optional platform submissions. Optional submission does not make legally required licensing or insurance optional. Approval is an application-review decision and does not establish a comprehensive background check or guarantee of credentials. Do not describe approval as a platform warranty or endorsement of your work.

Include license numbers and other identifying disclosures in public advertising wherever the applicable law requires them. Private license-image uploads do not supply public advertising disclosures. For California, see the CSLB guidance on contractor advertising and license checks.

Check the rules for the place where you will work, including required license names and numbers: Maryland home-improvement advertising, Washington contractor registration, and Oregon contractor advertising and contracts. These examples do not cover every state or trade. Enter applicable public identifiers in your profile's public professional license information; keep them current. Profile approval and a displayed identifier do not establish that a license is valid or covers the work.

Before advertising, quoting or performing work that disturbs paint in housing or child-occupied facilities built before 1978, assess the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting requirements and any authorized state program. Covered work can require firm certification, trained renovators, pre-renovation education and prescribed work practices. Review the actual project and applicable exceptions; a general contractor license does not replace those requirements.

Quotes and customer agreements

Quote only work you can lawfully perform and describe the actual scope, price, exclusions, materials, schedule, and payment terms accurately. Obtain customer approval for changes and charges. Supply a separate written service contract, required notices, signatures, warranties, and cancellation forms whenever the applicable state/local law requires them. A quote or platform status does not replace these documents.

Review the job's current ZIP code before quoting. If its street address or ZIP code changes while the job is open, your earlier offer cannot be accepted until you review the changed work and submit a refreshed quote. Recheck your authority and any required documents for the new location.

For covered Maryland home-improvement work, obtain the required signed written contract and give the homeowner a signed copy before work begins. Check required contractor identifiers, scope/materials, dates, notices and payment restrictions; additional cancellation rules can apply. See the MHIC contract requirements.

For California work, determine the applicable Contractors State License Board requirements before advertising, contracting, taking deposits, or beginning work. Covered home-improvement contracts have specific written-contract, payment, and cancellation rules. Do not assume a uniform cancellation period or deposit rule applies to every job; see the CSLB contract guidance and obtain an appropriate contract for the particular transaction.

Business obligations and safe work

You set your lawful service terms and are responsible for your personnel, work practices, taxes, business records, insurance, licensing, permits, wages, and other obligations that apply to your operations. Actual worker classification depends on applicable law and the working relationship. Do not use the platform for unlawful discrimination, unsafe work, fraud, or services you are prohibited from providing.

Customer privacy

Use job information to evaluate or perform that job and resolve related matters. Exact customer service addresses are available through the authorized workflow only after your company's quote is accepted. Do not bypass that restriction, publish private information, sell customer information, retain unnecessary copies, or use contact information for unrelated marketing without lawful permission. Apply reasonable security to records you keep and comply with applicable requests and retention duties for your independent records.

Payments, cancellations, and reviews

The current platform does not process customer payments or provide escrow. Arrange lawful payment/refund terms directly with customers. Respect statutory cancellation rights, deposit limits, and warranty obligations. Resolve concerns promptly; do not condition a remedy on deleting an honest review or posting a favorable one. Do not buy, fabricate, intimidate, or manipulate reviews.

Pavel Karabitski provides platform access free of charge at this release. There are no subscriptions or platform recurring charges. Access does not guarantee jobs, revenue, exclusive leads, credential approval, or customer payment. See the Platform Fees, Cancellation, and Refund Policy.

Reports and changes to eligibility

Notify support when a material qualification, license, insurance status, or business detail changes. Pavel Karabitski or authorized administrators acting on Pavel Karabitski's behalf may review or restrict eligibility for safety, inaccurate information, unlawful conduct, or Terms violations. Contact support to request review of a restriction; statutory remedies remain available. Approval does not relieve you of your ongoing obligations.