Contractor and license disclaimer for Affordable Contracting, Inc.

1. Overview

Affordable Contracting, Inc. (“Affordable Contracting,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) provides this Contractor / License Disclaimer to clarify the limitations of website information, preliminary communications, estimate requests, service descriptions, showroom discussions, gallery images, and other remodeling-related information.

This disclaimer is intended to protect the company, its owners, employees, managers, agents, representatives, vendors, subcontractors, and business systems from misunderstanding, misuse, overreliance, or claims based on general website information rather than signed written project documents.

2. Florida Contractor License Information

Affordable Contracting, Inc. is a Florida licensed general contractor. Our Florida general contractor license number is:

License information displayed on the website does not mean every service, project type, location, structure, condition, or scope will be accepted or performed by Affordable Contracting. Project acceptance remains within the company’s discretion.

Visitors should verify contractor licensing, insurance, permitting requirements, local rules, and project-specific obligations before hiring any contractor.

3. Service Scope

Affordable Contracting specializes in interior remodeling, including kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, countertops, tile work, cabinetry coordination, design selections, finish updates, and full interior home transformations.

Website descriptions of services are general only and do not guarantee that Affordable Contracting will perform every type of construction, remodeling, repair, trade work, structural work, engineering work, architectural work, mitigation work, insurance work, exterior work, specialty work, emergency work, or code-correction work.

The final scope of any project must be determined by a written agreement, approved proposal, approved specifications, approved selections, approved plans, approved change orders, and any other company-approved project documents.

4. No Guarantee of Project Acceptance, Site Visit, Estimate, or Work

Submitting an estimate request, contact form, photo, measurement, plan, project description, visitor intake form, showroom request, email, text message, or phone inquiry does not guarantee that Affordable Contracting will:

• Respond within a particular time.
• Accept the project.
• Schedule a site visit.
• Visit the property.
• Provide an estimate or proposal.
• Perform work.
• Meet a desired budget or timeline.
• Handle a particular insurance, financing, permitting, repair, or remodeling issue.
• Work in every geographic area or accept every project type.

Affordable Contracting reserves the right to decline any inquiry or project for any lawful reason, including project type, location, schedule, scope, risk, budget, safety, staffing, profitability, payment concerns, customer fit, permitting concerns, or business considerations.

5. Signed Written Agreements Control

No oral statement, website statement, preliminary discussion, showroom conversation, email, text message, website form, phone call, photo review, rough budget, or informal communication creates a binding project obligation unless incorporated into a written agreement or written document approved by Affordable Contracting through an authorized representative.

The following documents may control specific project rights and obligations when approved by Affordable Contracting:

• Signed contracts.
• Approved proposals.
• Approved scopes of work.
• Approved plans and specifications.
• Approved selections.
• Approved allowances.
• Approved change orders.
• Invoices and payment schedules.
• Warranty documents.
• Permit documents and inspection records.
• Other written documents expressly approved by Affordable Contracting.

6. Estimates, Pricing, Budgets, and Allowances

Website references to estimates, costs, pricing, budgets, project types, service descriptions, material options, process steps, timelines, or remodeling examples are general only. Any preliminary price discussion or estimate request is not a final price unless approved in writing by Affordable Contracting.

Final pricing may depend on existing conditions, measurements, selections, product availability, labor requirements, subcontractor pricing, material pricing, shipping/freight, vendor pricing, permit costs, disposal costs, code requirements, access issues, customer decisions, hidden damage, change orders, and other project-specific factors.

Allowances, if used, are estimates or budget placeholders for specific items. Final costs may increase or decrease based on actual selections, supplier pricing, labor, freight, taxes, installation requirements, availability, and change orders.

Affordable Contracting is not obligated to perform work at any budget, ballpark price, online estimate, rough figure, or preliminary discussion amount unless included in an approved written agreement.

7. Permits, Codes, Inspections, and Authority-Having-Jurisdiction Decisions

Some remodeling projects may require permits, inspections, code compliance review, engineering, architectural input, product approvals, HOA approvals, floodplain review, electrical review, plumbing review, mechanical review, structural review, or other approval from an authority having jurisdiction.

Website information does not determine whether a permit is required, whether a project will pass inspection, whether an inspector will approve work, whether a city or county will require changes, or whether additional professional services are needed.

Permit requirements, inspection outcomes, code interpretations, local building department decisions, county or city requirements, FEMA/floodplain requirements, HOA requirements, and authority-having- jurisdiction decisions are outside the sole control of Affordable Contracting.

If additional work, documents, drawings, engineering, inspections, corrections, or changes are required by an inspector, building department, HOA, utility, engineer, architect, or other authority, those items may result in additional cost, time, documentation, or change orders.

8. Existing Conditions, Hidden Conditions, and Jobsite Risks

Remodeling work is affected by existing property conditions. Conditions may not be visible until demolition, exploratory work, material removal, inspection, or construction begins.

Hidden or unexpected conditions may include:

• Water damage, rot, mold, mildew, moisture intrusion, or prior leaks.
• Termite damage, pest damage, structural damage, or settlement.
• Improper prior construction, unpermitted work, code violations, or unsafe conditions.
• Electrical, plumbing, mechanical, framing, slab, roof, wall, ceiling, waterproofing, or flooring issues.
• Asbestos, lead paint, hazardous materials, contaminated materials, or environmental concerns.
• Uneven floors, out-of-square walls, concealed utilities, insufficient backing, or incompatible substrates.
• Product defects, manufacturer issues, supply issues, or material compatibility problems.

Hidden, unsafe, concealed, defective, or previously unknown conditions may require additional work, delays, professional evaluation, testing, remediation, change orders, revised pricing, revised schedule, or termination of work if appropriate.

9. Change Orders, Extra Work, and Scope Changes

Work outside the approved written scope is not included unless approved by Affordable Contracting in writing. Customer-requested changes, field-condition changes, code-required changes, selection changes, design changes, hidden-condition work, added labor, added materials, added subcontractor work, added supervision, and schedule impacts may require a change order.

Change orders may include labor, materials, subcontractor costs, vendor costs, supervision, overhead, profit, markup, permit costs, disposal, delivery, equipment rental, taxes, and schedule impacts. Work should not be assumed included simply because it is related to the same room, product, system, or project area.

Affordable Contracting reserves the right to stop, delay, or decline extra work until required approvals, payments, change orders, selections, documentation, or customer authorizations are completed.

10. Materials, Products, Selections, Lead Times, and Manufacturer Issues

Material availability, pricing, colors, finishes, dye lots, grain patterns, dimensions, manufacturer specifications, installation requirements, warranties, and lead times may change. Website images and showroom discussions do not guarantee product availability, exact appearance, final pricing, or manufacturer warranty coverage.

Customers are responsible for timely selection decisions when required. Selection delays, product backorders, discontinued items, vendor delays, special-order delays, shipping damage, manufacturer defects, freight delays, and product substitutions may affect schedule and cost.

Product warranties, if any, are generally provided by manufacturers or suppliers and may be subject to separate terms, exclusions, registration requirements, installation requirements, maintenance requirements, and claim procedures.

11. Schedule and Completion Disclaimer

Website statements about scheduling, project process, showroom hours, estimated timelines, availability, appointment timing, or project sequence are general only. No schedule or completion date is guaranteed unless expressly stated in a written agreement approved by Affordable Contracting.

Schedules may be affected by customer decisions, selections, material delays, inspections, permits, labor availability, subcontractor availability, weather, illness, safety conditions, payment status, jobsite access, utilities, third-party delays, change orders, hidden conditions, and other factors.

Affordable Contracting is not responsible for delay-related expectations based solely on website content, marketing language, general process descriptions, preliminary discussions, or estimated timelines.

12. Vendors, Suppliers, Subcontractors, and Third-Party Participants

Remodeling projects may involve vendors, suppliers, manufacturers, fabricators, installers, subcontractors, inspectors, permitting authorities, engineers, architects, designers, delivery companies, and other third parties.

Affordable Contracting may coordinate third-party participants when appropriate, but website content does not guarantee the availability, pricing, performance, timing, warranty, or approval of any third-party product, vendor, supplier, subcontractor, manufacturer, inspector, or authority.

Vendor or subcontractor onboarding inquiries do not create approval, preferred status, work authorization, jobsite access, contract rights, purchase orders, or entitlement to payment. Additional terms are provided in the Vendor / Subcontractor Onboarding Disclaimer.

13. Warranty and Workmanship Disclaimer

Website content does not create any warranty. Any workmanship warranty, product warranty, manufacturer warranty, service warranty, warranty period, warranty procedure, warranty exclusion, or customer remedy must be determined by the applicable written agreement, warranty document, manufacturer warranty, product documentation, and applicable law.

Warranty coverage may be affected by customer misuse, lack of maintenance, product limitations, manufacturer exclusions, normal wear and tear, movement, moisture, humidity, storm damage, plumbing leaks, pest damage, prior work, third-party work, unauthorized repairs, customer changes, or other conditions outside Affordable Contracting’s control.

No website image, review, description, or service page should be interpreted as expanding any written warranty or creating a warranty where none exists.

14. Property Owner and Customer Responsibilities

Property owners and customers may be responsible for timely decisions, accurate information, access to the property, protection of personal property, removal of valuables, HOA coordination, selections, approvals, payments, utility coordination, pet safety, child safety, jobsite access, and compliance with written project documents.

Customers should disclose known property conditions, prior leaks, prior repairs, unpermitted work, product concerns, HOA restrictions, insurance requirements, occupancy issues, access limitations, safety concerns, and other facts that may affect the project.

Failure to provide accurate information, timely approvals, timely selections, required access, or required payments may result in delays, additional costs, change orders, suspension of work, or other remedies available under the project documents and applicable law.

15. Related Legal Documents

This Contractor / License Disclaimer should be read together with the following documents:

• Terms of Use
• Privacy Policy
• Website Disclaimer
• Form Submission Disclaimer
• Photo / Gallery Disclaimer
• Vendor / Subcontractor Onboarding Disclaimer

16. Contact Us

Questions about this Contractor / License Disclaimer may be directed to Affordable Contracting, Inc.