A grading contract should include the specific services that will be performed, the schedule for those services, and the fee for those services. It's also important to make sure that both you and the grading contractor are in agreement about what is expected - including any warranty or guarantee on work performed.

When hiring a professional to grade your property, you will want to make sure that you have a grading contract in place. This document should lay out the expectations and responsibilities of both parties, as well as what will happen if one or both parties fail to meet their obligations. A good grading contract should also include provisions for compensation in the event of damage or delays.