They should have a generic contract for you to use, but I would definitely have an attorney review the contract. 

Change the spelling a little and go with that, or pick a different entity name that isn't so generic.

Next, you have received good advice here so mine is going to be generic.

So, my response can only be as generic as the question.Look before you leap.

I do this as a way to stand apart from all the other yellow letter type mailers and generic postcards.

I'm wondering if anyone has a specific payment plan based on work completed, or used some type to generic contract so that I can ensure my remodel gets done. 

I went with a generic sounding s-corp with 2 names like the PE and fin svc co's do (Berkshire Hathaway,  Merryll Lymch) and(we are near the Cascade Mtns, so i put Cascade in the 2nd name). 

I.E. a good generic independent contractor agreement, a insurance and indemnification agreement, a good lien waiver, etc. 

This URL has a discounted rate of $145.http://share.legalshield.com/curtissmith/launch  But its a good price for anyone who wants to have an Attorney setup your LLC and supply you with a real operating agreement and not a generic one off the internet (the purpose of the LLC BTW).

Unlike leads you can order online from a generic website, I can guarantee that the leads I pull are fresh (60 days or less), off market, and I use a ranking system to determine which sellers are most motivated based off of factors such as the executor of the property living in a different state and the amount of siblings the house has been inherited by.