Terms and Conditions

When you use this website, you agree to these terms. If any of it does not sit right with you, that is fine, just do not use the site. We may bring on new tools or change how the site works over time, and continuing to use it means you are good with the terms as they stand.

Everything on this site is here to inform you, not to lock either of us into anything. Service descriptions and any ballpark number you see or that we send you are estimates. An estimate is not a binding contract and it is not a guaranteed final price.

Water conditions, how thick the weeds are, how deep the muck runs, how we get to the shoreline, and what the job actually turns into once we are out there can all move the number. Nothing becomes a deal until we both agree to it in writing, usually through a signed quote or work order.

Aquatic work in Michigan is regulated. Cutting weeds, harvesting, pulling roots, and removing muck or dredging all fall under the rules the State of Michigan and EGLE (the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy) set for aquatic vegetation and inland lakes. Some of this work needs a permit before anyone touches the water.

We work within those rules and we help figure out what a job needs, but we do not promise that your project is exempt from a permit, and we do not promise a permit will be approved. If the state says a permit is required, the job waits until it is in hand.

A lake is a living system. Weeds grow back, muck settles, and every season runs a little different. We bring the right equipment and real experience doing this work, and we stand behind what we do, but we cannot guarantee a specific outcome, like a lake staying clear for a set number of weeks or a certain amount of weed pulled. What we promise is honest labor and straight talk about what to expect.

The form you use to request an estimate or ask for work, and the client login where you can see your quotes, appointments, and invoices, run on Jobber, a third party software service we use to run the business. When you fill out that form or log into the client hub, Jobber hosts and processes what you enter.

That means Jobber's own terms of service and privacy practices apply to those parts of your experience, on top of ours. We picked Jobber because it keeps things organized, but we do not control how their platform works and we are not responsible for it.

If you give us your phone number or email, you may agree to get texts or emails from us about your job, your schedule, and now and then an offer or an update. You stay in control of that.

For texts, reply STOP at any time and we will stop texting you. For email, click the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any message. We handle text and email consent in line with the TCPA and the CAN-SPAM Act. Standard message and data rates from your carrier may apply. Opting out of marketing will not shut off the basic messages we need to send to actually do your job, like confirming an appointment.

The Aqua Contracting Company name, our logo, and the words, photos, and layout on this site belong to us. Feel free to look around and share a link. Please do not copy our content, name, or logo, or pass them off as your own, without asking us first.

We keep this site up as best we can, but we provide it as is, without warranties of any kind, to the fullest extent the law allows. We do not guarantee the site will always be up, error free, or free of anything harmful.

To the extent the law allows, Aqua Contracting Company is not liable for indirect or incidental damages that come from using this website or leaning on information posted here. This section is about the website. It does not change the terms of any signed contract for actual work we do for you, and it does not take away rights you have under Michigan law that cannot be waived.

If your misuse of this site, or your breaking of these terms, causes a claim or a cost that lands on us, you agree to cover the reasonable costs tied to it. Plain and simple, do not use our site to do something you should not, and this never becomes an issue.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Michigan, without regard to its conflict of law rules. Any dispute over them belongs in the courts of the State of Michigan.

As the business grows and the tools we use change, we may update these terms. When we do, we will post the new version right here with a fresh date at the top. If you keep using the site after that, you are agreeing to the updated terms.

Questions about any of this? Reach out and we will give you a straight answer.

Aqua Contracting Company Highland, Michigan Email: [email protected] Phone: (248) 309-0662