Using basementwaterproofingwichitaks.com, the site of Basement Waterproofing Wichita KS, means accepting these terms. The site is a referral and advertising service for owners of homes in Wichita, KS and five neighboring Sedgwick County cities. The terms reach the website alone and form no agreement about any basement work.
What you get here is general reading plus a form that asks one independent contractor to reach out. It is neither a contractor nor a plumber, electrician or broker, and it acts as nobody's agent. It holds no contractor or plumbing license of any kind, from MABCD or a city. Performing, inspecting, bidding on, pricing or guaranteeing basement work lies outside what it does, as do presenting contracts and taking deposits. Estimates, agreements, payments, permits and warranties are settled between you and the contractor.
No contractor has been checked by the site, and nothing is promised about anyone's workmanship, prices, paperwork or insurance. MABCD licenses contractors in Wichita and unincorporated Sedgwick County, while Bel Aire, KS, Valley Center, KS, Haysville, KS and Derby, KS do their own licensing. Confirm the license with the correct office, collect insurance certificates and recent local references, and insist on a detailed written estimate plus an agreement signed by both of you. A sump tied into a drain, a backwater valve or sewer-line repair is plumbing, needing a licensed plumber and a plumbing permit.
A contractor may pay the site a flat fee to advertise. No homeowner is billed, and none receives cash, presents or other value.
Guides, ranges and tools are general and carry no warranty. Figures cite a source and a year and can grow stale. Do not read any of it as legal, insurance, engineering or financial advice.
Within the limits Kansas law sets, the site's owner is not liable for losses that follow from browsing here, trusting its pages or hiring any contractor. Keep requests real, use each form only as intended, and don't reuse the content commercially.
Kansas law governs these terms, and Kansas courts hear any dispute about them. A new version applies from the day it is posted.