Anyone using Basement Waterproofing Grand Rapids MI (basementwaterproofinggrandrapidsmi.com), a free referral service for homeowners in Grand Rapids, MI and nearby communities, accepts the terms below by doing so.
The site offers general reading material and a form that passes your request to one independent local contractor. Basement work is not something the site offers, agrees to or claims the ability to carry out, and the site does not describe itself as a contractor. No Michigan license of any kind, builder or maintenance and alteration contractor, is held by the site. Home visits, looking at basements, bidding, negotiating, scheduling work, collecting deposits, signing contracts and dealing with insurers all fall outside what it does. Price, paperwork, payment, permits and warranty terms are settled between you and the contractor you pick.
No assurance is given here about a contractor's workmanship, prices, license or insurance coverage. Before hiring, ask for the contractor's LARA license number and look it up on LARA's online license verification. Find out who pulls the building permit, and whether a licensed plumbing contractor with its own plumbing permit is needed for any sump tie-in, backwater valve, footing-drain or sewer work. Get a written contract signed by both sides before anything starts.
A contractor may pay the site a flat advertising fee. The site never bills homeowners and never hands them money, gifts or anything else of value.
The guides, cost ranges and tools are supplied as they stand and are meant only as general information. Each figure carries its source and year and can fall out of date. None of the content is legal, insurance, engineering or financial advice.
As far as the law permits, the site and its owner accept no liability for losses that flow from these pages, from relying on them or from hiring any contractor. Please don't submit false requests, interfere with the site's operation or reuse its text for commercial purposes.
Michigan law governs these terms, and any dispute about them is for a Michigan court to decide. Revised terms apply from the moment they are posted here.