These terms cover every visitor to Foundation Repair Columbia SC (foundationrepaircolumbiasc.com), a referral website serving homeowners in Columbia, SC, and across Richland and Lexington Counties. By using the site, you agree to them.

What the site does. We publish general foundation information, run a warning-signs quiz and a cost calculator, and pass form requests to one independent local foundation repair company. We do not inspect, repair, level or price any home. We are not a party to any deal you make with that company. Estimates, contracts, permits, warranties and payments are between you and whichever company you hire.

No obligation. A request commits you to nothing. You are free to refuse an estimate, get other bids or leave things as they are.

Your part. Give correct details, and send requests only for a home you own or are allowed to arrange work on. Do not use the form for spam, sales pitches or anything unlawful.

Information on the site. Cost ranges, soil notes and summaries of South Carolina law are general information. They can go out of date or miss details of your home. They are not engineering, legal or financial advice. Confirm anything important with the company, a licensed professional engineer, the right permit office or your own adviser.

Insurance. We do not handle, negotiate or give advice on insurance claims. In South Carolina, only licensed public adjusters may adjust a loss for a policyholder. We never offer to pay, waive or rebate a deductible, and we give nothing of value to homeowners. Ask your own insurer what your policy covers.

Limits of responsibility. The site is offered as it is. As far as South Carolina law allows, we are not responsible for any foundation repair company's work, conduct, prices or warranties, or for losses that come from using the site.

Links. Links to public offices and sources are there to help you. They do not mean any agency backs or works with us.

Governing law. South Carolina law governs these terms. If one term cannot be enforced, the others still stand. We may revise these terms, and the date above marks the current version.