Last updated: These Terms & Conditions govern your use of this website and any concrete services requested through it. By using this site or requesting an estimate, you agree to these terms.
All estimates are free unless otherwise stated. Written estimates are valid for [30] days. Prices may change if site conditions, scope, or material costs change after the estimate is issued. Verbal estimates are not binding.
The final written proposal defines the work. Anything not listed is excluded. We may recommend additional work if we find hidden damage, poor base conditions, or code issues. You can approve or decline those changes.
A deposit of may be required to schedule work. Final payment is due upon completion unless a written payment schedule is agreed. Late payments may incur a monthly charge. We may pause or stop work for nonpayment.
You must provide reasonable access, clear the work area, and disclose known underground utilities, pets, or hazards. We are not responsible for damage caused by undisclosed conditions. Permits are unless stated otherwise.
We use industry-standard materials and methods suitable for Alabama clay soil and local weather. Concrete strength, curing time, and finish may vary with temperature and humidity. Minor color or texture differences are normal and not defects.
Workmanship is warranted for [1–2] years against defects in installation. Manufacturer warranties apply to materials. Warranties do not cover damage from poor drainage, soil movement, heavy loads, chemical exposure, or lack of maintenance.
Our total liability is limited to the amount paid for the specific service. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including lost business or property damage beyond the repair area.
You may cancel before work begins, subject to any non-refundable deposit or material costs already incurred. We may cancel or reschedule due to weather, safety, or force majeure.
By using our services, you allow us to photograph completed work for marketing, unless you opt out in writing.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Alabama. Disputes will be handled in , Alabama.
We may update these terms at any time. The “Last updated” date shows the current version