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Q:
After the estimate, when can you schedule my work?
A:
Typically,
work is scheduled within a few weeks after signing a contract. Your project
coordinator will work with you in setting a start date.
Q:
How long will the work take?
A:
Most
jobs are completed within 3 to 4 days. Jobs that cover larger areas or
require more preparation may take longer. You will receive an estimated
completion date before signing
a contract. In rare instances, where unexpected conditions exist under
the surface, the
completion date will need to be adjusted. In those cases, EWS, Inc. will
work holidays,
weekends and bring in extra crew members to complete your job as quickly
as possible.
Q:
Do you require a deposit?
A:
Yes. We require a small non-refundable scheduling fee. This allows us
to cover the
cost of preparations unique to your job.
Q:
When does final payment need to be made?
A: Final
payment is due at the time of completion. We do offer Visa/Mastercard
processing.
Q:
Will you replace my landscape?
A: EWS,
Inc. is a waterproofing and related services company. We do not have the
appropriate knowledge and training to provide a first class landscaping
job. In some cases, when requested, EWS has contracted with a "yellow
pages" landscaper to do work. This cost is added to the waterproofing
estimate and final bill. In most cases it is better for the homeowner
to work directly with the landscaper of their choice.
Q:
What does the guarantee cover?
A:
The guarantee covers defects in materials and workmanship on treated areas
only! If there
is a failure of the system through defect, EWS, Inc. will repair the defects
at no charge to the customer. There
are 3 possible areas that the guarantee does not cover:
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First, if water intrusion occurs through an untreated portion of the house.
* Second,
when floodwaters rise above the level of the treated walls. In general,
if you are
sitting on the roof waiting for a boat to rescue you, there is no guarantee.
* Finally,
if the original installation is damaged, modified or compromised in any
way, there is no guarantee.
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