Terms of Use

Everything here is published to help you decide whether to call us: what we do, where we work, and what finished work looks like. Pages can fall out of date, and nothing here reflects current material prices or crew availability. If a detail matters to your decision, ask us directly and get the answer in writing.

The photographs on this site are of work our crews have done. They are examples, not promises. Your house, its existing conditions, the materials you choose, your budget and your city's permit requirements will all change what the finished result looks like. Nothing in a photo guarantees an identical result on your project.

Reading this site, sending the form, or getting a reply from us does not create a contract and does not commit either of us to anything. We perform work only under a written contract, signed by both sides, that states the scope, the materials and the price. Until that contract is signed there is no agreement.

Estimates are free and are given after we have walked the property. Any figure mentioned on this site, in a message or over the phone before that walkthrough is an approximation for discussion only and is not binding. A written estimate is good for the period stated on the estimate itself, because material prices move.

A few pages link out — for example to the Contractors State License Board, so you can verify a contractor's license. We do not control those sites, we are not responsible for what they publish, and we have no say in what they do with information you give them. Their own terms apply once you leave this site.

We work to keep this site accurate, but we cannot promise it is free of errors or always available. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not responsible for losses that come from relying on information published here instead of on a written estimate or a signed contract. This paragraph is about the website only. It does not limit our obligations under any contract we sign with you, and it does not take away rights you have as a consumer under California law.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California. Any dispute about this website will be handled in the state or federal courts serving Riverside County, California. This does not change any separate written construction contract you sign with us — that contract governs the work itself.

We may update this page. The version posted here when you visit is the one that applies, and the date above shows when it last changed.