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Lifetime Fence Warranty In Houston, TX

A. Express Limited Warranty

Provider provides the following express warranties for the work, materials and installation of our fences:

Workmanship Warranty – One (1) Year: Provider warrants that all work will be performed in a good and workmanlike manner consistent with industry standards for fence construction, including:

  1. Proper installation of posts with adequate depth and concrete footing
  2. Secure attachment of rails and pickets
  3. Proper alignment, leveling, and spacing
  4. Compliance with applicable building codes

B. Implied Warranties

Texas law implies warranties of merchantability for goods sold by merchants. Texas common law also recognizes implied warranties of good and workmanlike manner for construction services and habitability for residential construction. These warranties are incorporated into this Agreement and are not disclaimed. The express warranties set forth above meet or exceed the requirements of any implied warranties under Texas law.

C. Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

The warranties provided herein do NOT cover:

  1. Natural characteristics of materials such as wood with knots, checking, splitting, warping, twisting, or shrinkage;
  2. Discoloration, fading, or weathering of materials due to exposure to sun, rain, or environmental conditions;
  3. Damage from accidents, misuse, abuse, neglect, or failure to maintain the fence;
  4. Damage from landscaping, irrigation, excessive moisture, or ground contact beyond normal installation;
  5. Damage from Acts of God, including fire, flood, windstorm, hail, lightning, or earthquakes;
  6. Modifications or repairs performed by anyone other than Provider;
  7. Damage to existing structures to which the fence is attached;
  8. Normal wear and tear;
  9. Fungal decay, rot, rusting, erosion, or anything similar caused by excessive watering, landscaping, or irrigation issues.

D. Warranty Claim Procedure

To make a warranty claim, Client must: (1) Provide written notice to Provider describing the defect in detail within thirty (30) days of discovery, but in no event later than the expiration of the applicable warranty period; (2) Allow Provider and its representatives reasonable opportunity to inspect the claimed defect at a mutually agreeable time during normal business hours; (3) Allow Provider the sole option to repair or replace the defective work or materials; (4) Provide photographic evidence of the claimed defect; and (5) Refrain from attempting any repairs or allowing third parties to repair the defect prior to Provider’s inspection. Failure to comply with any of these requirements shall void the warranty claim.

Provider’s sole obligation under this warranty is to repair or replace defective materials or workmanship at Provider’s sole option and discretion. Client’s exclusive remedy for breach of warranty is repair or replacement as determined by Provider in its sole discretion. In no event shall Client be entitled to a refund, price reduction, or damages beyond the cost of repair or replacement. Client acknowledges that the remedies provided in this warranty section are Client’s exclusive remedies for defects in materials or workmanship, except as otherwise required by applicable law, including the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act and the Texas Residential Construction Liability Act.

E. Warranty Activation

This warranty becomes effective only upon payment in full of the Total Agreement Sum, including any Additional Charges or change orders. No warranty coverage exists for unpaid work. Additionally, Provider may suspend performance of warranty work if Client fails to make timely payments as required under Section 3, provided that Provider gives Client written notice and a reasonable opportunity to cure any payment default before suspending warranty obligations. Provider’s warranty obligations shall resume upon Client’s cure of the payment default. Provider reserves the right to place a mechanic’s lien on the Premises for unpaid amounts as permitted under Texas Property Code Chapter 53.

F. Key Maintenance Practices for Iron Fence & Gates

  • Rust Mitigation: Proactively treat rust spots using sandpaper or a wire brush, then apply a rust-inhibiting primer and Paint. Address rust annually to prevent structural failure.
  • Cleaning: Regularly wash the fence with mild soapy water to remove dirt, dust, and grime, particularly in intricate spots. Avoid using hard tap water that can cause mineral buildup.
  • Vegetation & Sprinklers: Trim vines and bushes, as they trap moisture and cause damage, adjust sprinklers to prevent water from constantly spraying the fence, which accelerates rusting.
  • Structural Checks: Inspect posts for stability after heavy rain or freeze-thaw cycles, Tighten all loose screws, bolts, and fasteners regularly.
  • Preventative Coatings: Use car wax or a specialized protective spray to shield the iron from humidity. High-quality powder coatings can reduce maintenance needs.
  • Gate Care: Lubricate hinges, latches on pedestrian gates , driveway gates and slide gates roller wheels to prevent sticking and ensure proper gate operation.
  • Humidity/Rain: High humidity and rain in areas like Houston require frequent checks to prevent fence deterioration and rust build up.
  • Soil Movement: The high clay content in many Texas soils can lead to shifting fence posts.
  • HOA Rules: Houston HOAs often require specific maintenance for iron fences, requiring repairs to maintain property values.
  • Neighbor Law: In Texas, you are generally responsible for maintaining the fence you built.

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