800HANDY LLC Terms and ConditionsLast Updated: January 1, 2026
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1. parties and agreementThis agreement is between 800HANDY LLC (“Company”) and the client (“Client”).
By approving an estimate, signing a proposal, or submitting a deposit, Client agrees to all terms herein.
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2. scope of workAll services are strictly limited to the scope described in the approved estimate or written proposal.Work outside this scope requires written approvalVerbal requests are not binding unless confirmed in writingHidden conditions are not included in original pricing
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3. estimates and unforeseen conditionsEstimates are based on visible conditions at the time of inspection.Company is not responsible for:Hidden structural issuesMold, water damage, electrical or plumbing defects not visibleCode violations not previously disclosedIf such conditions arise:Work may pauseA change order with additional cost will be required
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4. payment termsDeposit required to schedule and initiate projectRemaining balance due upon completion unless otherwise agreedLate payments may incur fees and/or legal actionCompany reserves the right to:Stop work for non-paymentRetain materials until payment is completed
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5. non-refundable deposit policyAll deposits are strictly non-refundable.Client acknowledges that upon payment of the deposit:Labor is scheduled and reservedMaterials may be purchased or allocatedBusiness opportunities are declined to accommodate the projectTherefore:Deposits are considered earned upon receiptNo refunds will be issued under any circumstances

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6. no chargebacks and dispute waiverClient agrees not to initiate:ChargebacksPayment disputesReversals through banks or payment processorsIf a dispute arises:Client must allow Company the opportunity to resolve itAny chargeback in violation of this agreement:Will be considered breach of contractMay result in legal action and recovery of:Legal feesAdministrative costsOriginal contract amount
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7. right to cureCompany must be given the opportunity to correct any issue.Client agrees to notify Company in writingCompany has the right to inspect and repairThird-party corrections without written approval void any claims
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8. limitation of liabilityTo the maximum extent permitted by Florida law:Company is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damagesLiability is limited to the total amount paid for the specific serviceThis includes:Loss of useLoss of incomeProperty damage beyond scope
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9. warranty limitationsAny warranty is limited to workmanship within the defined scope.Warranty does not cover:Normal wear and tearImproper use or maintenancePre-existing conditionsWork performed by others
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10. client responsibilitiesClient must provide:Safe working environmentAccess to propertyFunctional utilitiesRemoval of valuables and fragile itemsCompany is not responsible for:Damage to items not removed or protectedPre-existing damage
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11. scheduling and delaysScheduling is dependent on:Material availabilityWeatherBuilding approvalsWorkforce availabilityCompany is not liable for delays caused by:ClientBuilding managementExternal vendorsForce majeure events
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12. permits and complianceUnless explicitly stated:Client is responsible for permits and approvalsIf Company assists:Timeline depends on government processingNo guarantees on approval timing
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13. insurance and complianceCompany maintains general liability insurance.Upon request, Company can provide:Certificate of Insurance (COI)Additional insured endorsementsWaiver of subrogation
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14. property damage disclaimerClient acknowledges that construction work involves risk.Company is not responsible for:Minor cosmetic damage inherent to constructionDust, noise, or disruptionUnavoidable impact to surrounding areas
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15. terminationCompany may terminate the project if:Client breaches agreementUnsafe conditions existPayment terms are violatedIn such case:Deposit remains non-refundableClient is responsible for work completed
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16. attorney fees and legal costsIn any dispute:The prevailing party is entitled to recover attorney fees and costs
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17. governing lawThis agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Florida, specifically Miami-Dade County.
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18. dispute resolutionBefore litigation:Parties agree to attempt resolution in good faithOptional but recommended:Mediation in Miami-Dade County
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19. severabilityIf any provision is deemed invalid:The remaining provisions remain enforceable
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20. entire agreementThis document represents the full agreement and overrides prior discussions


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