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Legal Documents
What we promise, what we protect, and what our work is covered for — published in writing before you need it, and kept on record after.
Why These Documents Exist
A garage door is repaired in an afternoon. The understanding between us should outlast it. These documents put that understanding in writing — what the work includes, what it costs, what happens if something goes wrong, and how your information is handled — so nothing about your service depends on what anyone remembers being said at the door.
They are published in full, in advance, and open to anyone. We would rather you read them before you need them than after.
Old-Fashioned Values. Modern Professionalism.
The Terms That Govern Your Service
When your appointment is confirmed by text or email, that confirmation states that keeping the appointment accepts our Terms of Service, and links to this page. The Terms of Service, the Warranty Terms and the Privacy Policy in force on the day your work is completed are the documents that govern it.
If any part of them is unclear, or does not fit your situation, call (941) 356-4334 before your appointment. We would rather answer a question before the visit than settle a disagreement after it.
Recording of Service Visits
We record audio, video, photographs and location during service visits to your property. The record exists so the work can be shown rather than described: when a question arises about what was done, what was found, or what was billed, there is something to answer it with. Recordings are used to document the work performed, to resolve questions about services and billing, to train our team, and to improve the service we provide. They are stored securely, are never sold or shared for advertising, and are kept as part of your service record. If you have any question about recording, or would prefer your visit not be recorded, call us at (941) 356-4334 before your appointment.
Calls to our business number are recorded as well. The notice plays at the start of every call, as Florida law requires (Florida Statute § 934.03).
Which Version Applied to Your Job
Every document above carries a version number and an effective date, shown at the top of the document. When a document changes, a new version is published with a new effective date and the previous version is kept on file permanently — nothing is quietly revised.
Your job is governed by the versions in force while it was serviced and throughout its warranty period. We keep that record for every job we perform, so the terms that applied to your door can be produced years later, exactly as they read on the day.