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4. Limitations
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7. Modifications
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8. Refund policy
You may ask for a refund at any time for an order that is incomplete. An incomplete order is one that has never been unblocked. Once unblocked, by us or any other entity, it will be considered a complete job and no longer eligible for a refund.
9. Governing Law
These terms and conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Texas and you irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in that State or location.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical house construction project take?
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project, but on average, it takes 6 to 12 months from start to finish.
Do you provide a warranty on your construction services?
Yes, all our projects come with a warranty that covers workmanship and materials for a specified period.
Do I need to be involved in the construction process?
While we keep you informed throughout the project, you don’t need to be heavily involved unless you want to be.
What areas do you serve?
We provide our services in the Phoenix metro and surrounding regions.
What does a general contractor do?
They manage the whole project—schedules, permits, workers, and budget. Learn more here.
What’s the difference between a remodel and a renovation?
A remodel changes a room’s structure, while a renovation refreshes its look. Learn more here.
What is the most expensive part of building a home in Mesa?
The foundation is one of the most expensive single components, typically costing $7,000 to $28,000 for a standard slab. Final costs depend on home size, soil conditions, and foundation type. In Mesa, expansive clay soils often require deeper footings or post‑tension slabs, adding expense due to specialized engineering. Framing is the next largest cost, followed by plumbing and HVAC systems. Learn More Here.
How do Mesa general contractors help protect property value?
Qualified general contractors in Mesa safeguard your home’s value by spotting issues early, fixing them to code, and managing projects that add lasting appeal. They prevent small problems—like leaks, faulty fans, or unpermitted additions—from becoming costly repairs that lower resale value. Learn More Here.
What is the 30% rule for renovations?
The 30% rule suggests you should spend no more than 30% of your home’s value on renovations. This helps balance upgrades with resale potential, ensuring you don’t overspend on improvements you may not recoup when selling. Learn More Here.
What hidden costs are common in home renovations?
Nearly 8 in 10 projects exceed budgets because of hidden costs—issues like outdated wiring, plumbing problems, or structural repairs that only surface once work begins. Learn More Here.
What should I consider before starting a kitchen remodel?
Before beginning, think about your budget, layout, and lifestyle needs. Decide whether you’ll keep the existing footprint or change it, plan for plumbing and electrical updates, and factor in how long you can live without a fully functioning kitchen during the project. Learn More Here.
How do I find the right contractor for a kitchen remodel?
Start by checking credentials, licenses, and reviews. Ask for references and look at past projects to ensure quality. Get multiple quotes, compare timelines, and make sure the contractor understands your budget and design goals. Clear communication and a written contract are essential to avoid surprises. Learn More Here.
What Is Home Restoration?
Home restoration is the process of bringing a house back to its original condition by repairing damage, recreating historic details, and preserving its architectural character, making it distinct from renovation, which updates finishes and systems for modern use, and remodeling, which alters the structure or layout; restoration focuses on authenticity and preservation, ensuring the home retains its unique story and craftsmanship while remaining safe and functional today. Learn More Here.
What are the most common home renovation mistakes?
The most common home renovation mistakes are skipping permits, hiring the cheapest contractor, underestimating the budget, ignoring hidden structural issues, making mid‑project changes, rushing without a plan, and attempting complex DIY work that should be left to professionals. Learn More Here.
What are the most common house repairs?
The most common house repairs include fixing water leaks, repairing drywall, addressing electrical issues, and maintaining roofs. These are the problems homeowners encounter most frequently and often need quick attention to prevent bigger damage. Learn More Here.
How to choose a Home Restoration company?
To choose a trustworthy home restoration company, look for proper licensing, liability insurance, local presence, positive reviews, and industry certifications (like IICRC). Avoid contractors who demand large upfront payments, give vague contracts, or pressure you after a disaster. Learn More Here.
Contact us if you have more questions in mind
Ready to restore your home and peace of mind?
Contact ProWorx Construction today for a free consultation and let our experts bring your home back to life—better than ever.
We believe in preparing for the future without sacrificing today.
