Terms and Conditions
Opening a page on the Foundation Repair Bryan TX website, or sending either of its forms, means you accept these terms. We publish the site for homeowners and landlords in Bryan, TX, the Brazos County seat, and in the nearby towns listed on our service areas page.
What the site offers. Plain explanations of warning signs, Brazos County ground, national cost ranges, Texas's lack of a state license for foundation work and each nearby city's own permit and registration steps. There is also a five-question signs quiz and a four-step pier calculator. Describe a house in the request form and we hand that description to a single independent local foundation contractor. From that point, any visit, estimate, contract, permit step, repair, warranty or payment is between you and that contractor.
No obligation. A request commits you to nothing. You may turn down any offer, ask other contractors for their opinion and take as long as you like.
Using the forms fairly. Describe the house truthfully, and send requests only about property you own or have authority to make repair decisions for. Do not use the forms for advertising, bulk messages or anything unlawful.
How to read our pages. Cost rows, ground and weather notes, quiz results and rules summaries are general information. Facts shift, and no page describes your particular house. Please don't treat any of it as engineering, geotechnical, legal or financial advice. Before a big decision, check with the permit office that serves your address, with the contractor, with a licensed professional engineer or with a lawyer.
Nothing of value. No one who sends a request gets a gift, credit, discount, prize or anything else of value from us.
Limits on our responsibility. The site is offered as it stands, without promises of any kind. As far as Texas law permits, we are not responsible for what a contractor does, charges, says or promises, or for losses that follow from relying on our pages.
Links to public sources. Links to public offices and published sources are there so you can verify our summaries yourself. A link does not mean that office or source backs us or works with us.
Governing law and changes. These terms are governed by Texas law. If a court sets one term aside, the rest still stand. We may revise the terms, and the wording on this page is the version that applies.