These terms apply to anyone who reads or uses Foundation Repair Little Rock AR (foundationrepairlittlerockar.com), a website for homeowners in Little Rock, AR, the rest of Pulaski County and the nearby cities listed on our service areas page. By using the site, you accept them.

What we offer. We publish guides on warning signs, soil, costs and the rules that touch foundation work in Arkansas. We run a warning signs quiz and a cost calculator. And we pass each request about a house to one independent local foundation contractor. We do not inspect, measure, price, level or repair any home. Any estimate, contract, permit, warranty or payment is a matter between you and that contractor; we take no part in it.

You owe nothing. Sending a request does not commit you to anything. You can turn down an estimate, gather others elsewhere or simply wait.

Fair use. Please be truthful in what you send, and ask only about a home that is yours or one you have permission to arrange work on. The forms are not for spam, advertising pitches or anything against the law.

Information, not advice. Our cost rows, soil notes and summaries of Arkansas rules and city permit rules are general information. They can fall out of date, they cannot see your particular house, and none of it is legal, financial or engineering advice. Before relying on any point, confirm it with the contractor, the permit office that serves your address, a licensed professional engineer or someone you trust to advise you.

Limits on our responsibility. The site is offered as it stands. To the extent Arkansas law allows, we are not responsible for losses arising from its use, and the contractor alone answers for its own work, prices and promises.

Outside links. Some pages link to public offices and source documents so you can read them firsthand. Such a link is no sign that the office backs or works with us.

Law and changes. These terms are governed by Arkansas law. Should any one term be found unenforceable, the others still stand. We may update the terms at any time, and the effective date at the top tells you which version is current.