What it covers
- TV brackets that weren't properly secured
- Anchors or fasteners installed incorrectly
- Shelves, mirrors or artwork our team didn't secure properly
- Curtain rods, ceiling tracks, blinds or shades mounted incorrectly
- Furniture assembly mistakes, such as parts assembled incorrectly or fasteners left loose
- Window air conditioners or their support brackets that we didn't install or fasten correctly
- Comparable defects directly attributable to our workmanship
What we do
Tell us about the problem within the 90 days. We inspect it, in person or from photos and video when that's enough, and if the defect comes from our work, we correct it. We don't charge for the corrective visit, the labor, or the ordinary fastening materials, such as anchors, screws and bolts, needed to correct our mistake.
The inspection is free, even if the problem turns out not to be caused by our work. In that case we explain what we found, and any paid work is quoted and agreed with you before it starts.
A product fault is not automatically an installation defect
If a TV stops turning on, a motorized shade stops responding or a bracket arm cracks on its own, that points to the product and its manufacturer's warranty, not necessarily to our installation. The reverse is also true: a product problem doesn't automatically rule out our work. We look at what actually caused it.
Report problems within 90 days
Tell us as soon as you notice something wrong. Both commitments on this page, free correction of our work and our property damage commitment, cover problems reported within 90 days of completion of the work. That period doesn't end your rights under the law. See your rights under the law.