Terms and Conditions
These terms apply whenever you read a page of Foundation Repair Tallahassee FL or send one of its forms. We write the website for homeowners in Tallahassee, FL, in the rest of Leon County, FL, and in the five towns listed on our Towns page.
What you will find here. Explanations of warning signs, the ground around Tallahassee, national cost ranges, how Florida licenses contractors and how to look up a license, and the permit steps each City, town or county office describes in its own words. Two tools sit alongside them: a quiz of five questions about signs, and a calculator that gives a pier-work range in four steps. When you describe a house in the request form, we pass your description to one independent local foundation contractor. Any visit, proposal, contract, permit, repair, warranty or payment after that is yours and the contractor's to settle.
No obligation on your side. Sending a request binds you to nothing. You may say no to any offer, speak with other contractors and take whatever time you need to decide.
Fair use of the forms. Tell the truth about the house, and only send requests about a home you own or are allowed to make decisions for. The forms are not for advertising, bulk messages or anything unlawful.
General information only. Cost rows, quiz and calculator results, notes on ground and past weather, and our summaries of rules are written for a general reader. Rules and figures change, and no page describes your house. Nothing here is engineering, geological, legal or financial advice. Before acting on anything important, check with the permit office for your address, the contractor, a Florida-licensed professional engineer or a lawyer.
Nothing of value. We give no gifts, credits, discounts, prizes or anything else of value to anyone who sends a request.
Limits on our responsibility. The website is offered as it is, with no promises of any kind. As far as Florida law allows, we are not responsible for anything a contractor does, says, charges or promises, or for losses that come from relying on our pages.
Outside links. We point to public offices and published sources so our summaries can be checked against the originals. A link is not a sign that any office or source supports us or works with us.
Governing law and changes. Florida law governs these terms. If a court finds one term unenforceable, the others stay in force. We may change these terms, and whatever appears on this page is the version in effect.