Terms of Use
Last updated: September 3, 2026
Please read these Terms before using our website or requesting services. Your accepted project documents govern the specific work, price, schedule, and contractual obligations.
1. Acceptance of Terms
These Terms of Use apply to your use of the Level Edge Construction and Construction Co. website (“Waypoint,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). By using the website, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please discontinue use. If you communicate on behalf of a property owner or organization, you must have authority to do so.
These Terms explain website use and general project considerations. Visiting this website, requesting an inspection, or submitting an inquiry does not by itself create a construction contract or authorize work. Services are governed by the applicable accepted proposal, agreement, or Statement of Work (“Project Agreement”). Project-specific terms control over these Terms in a conflict, subject to applicable law. These Terms do not replace required disclosures or waive rights that cannot lawfully be waived.
2. Services
Waypoint’s website describes residential and commercial roofing, including inspections, repairs, replacement, shingle, metal, tile and TPO roofing, skylights, and storm-damage documentation. Other construction or exterior work is included only when expressly agreed for your project. Availability, suitability, and the work to be performed depend on the property, site conditions, and the Project Agreement.
Website information, photographs, articles, and visualizations are general information, not a property-specific assessment or a guarantee of results. Inspection findings relate to the conditions and areas assessed; concealed damage or conditions outside the agreed inspection scope may require further evaluation. Do not climb onto a roof or enter an unsafe area based on website content.
3. Quotes, Proposals, and Statements of Work
A website estimate, inquiry response, or preliminary discussion is not a final commitment to a price or scope unless expressly identified and accepted as such. Review the written proposal for included work, exclusions, material selections, assumptions, pricing, and acceptance requirements. Any quote validity period is the period stated in that quote; these Terms create no separate expiry period.
The Project Agreement controls specifications, responsibilities, permits, project milestones, payment arrangements, warranty details, and any dispute procedures. Ask for clarification before accepting. Work outside the agreed scope requires the authorization described in the Project Agreement.
4. Customer Responsibilities
Provide accurate contact, property, and project information, and disclose known leaks, prior repairs, structural concerns, hazardous materials, concealed utilities, access restrictions, and other conditions relevant to safe work. You must own the property or be authorized to request and approve the proposed services.
Coordinate decisions and access with occupants or other authorized parties. Responsibilities for permits, association approvals, utilities, moving belongings, and protection of property must be established in the Project Agreement. Follow reasonable site-safety instructions, keep children and pets away from work areas, and promptly raise questions about the work. These responsibilities do not excuse Waypoint from its own contractual or legal duties.
5. Scheduling and Site Access
Inspection and construction dates are coordinated with you. Website references to turnaround times are general information, not a guaranteed start or completion date for your project. Binding dates, if any, must appear in the Project Agreement.
Provide the access agreed for inspections, deliveries, equipment, and work areas. Weather, unsafe conditions, permitting, material availability, and discovered damage may affect timing. Any resulting schedule changes, protective measures, or additional costs are governed by the Project Agreement and applicable law, not automatically imposed by these Terms.
6. Fees and Payment Terms
The applicable proposal or Project Agreement controls the price, payment milestones, due dates, accepted payment methods, taxes, and any expressly disclosed fees. These Terms do not establish a deposit, payment deadline, late charge, financing rate, or cancellation fee. Confirm the written terms before authorizing work and contact Waypoint promptly about invoice questions.
Any financing is subject to the lender’s separate application, approval, and terms; a website reference does not guarantee eligibility. An insurance estimate or expected insurance payment is not a promise that your insurer will cover the work. Your payment obligations and any insurance-related conditions are those in your Project Agreement and applicable law.
7. Changes to Scope / Additional Work
Concealed deterioration, decking damage, code requirements, customer-requested changes, or other conditions may call for work beyond the original scope. Changes should identify the additional or revised work and its effect on price, materials, and timing, and be approved through the change process in the Project Agreement.
These Terms do not authorize unrestricted extra charges or unapproved substitutions. Any urgent temporary protection or safety work, and responsibility for its cost, must be handled under the Project Agreement and applicable law.
8. Equipment, Materials, and Third-Party Products
The Project Agreement identifies the selected products and installation scope. Product availability, manufacturer specifications, and site suitability can affect selections. Proposed substitutions and any price or schedule effects are subject to the agreed approval process.
Samples, screens, photographs, and roof visualizations may differ from actual materials in color, texture, or appearance. Manufacturer instructions and product-specific warranty documents apply as relevant. Ownership, delivery, storage, risk of loss, leftover materials, and equipment responsibilities are governed by the Project Agreement and applicable law. Do not use, move, or interfere with work equipment or materials without authorization.
9. Warranties and Disclaimers
Any applicable workmanship warranty is governed by its written terms and the Project Agreement. Manufacturer warranties are separate and subject to the manufacturer’s coverage, conditions, and claim procedures. Ask for the applicable warranty documents; these website Terms do not create, expand, shorten, or cancel an otherwise applicable warranty or enforceable representation.
To the extent permitted by law, the website itself is provided “as is” and “as available,” without a promise that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for every purpose. This website disclaimer does not disclaim obligations for contracted workmanship or materials, or warranties and consumer rights that applicable law does not permit us to exclude.
10. Third-Party Services
Links or tools may direct you to independent services such as financing, payment processing, product information, review platforms, or visualizers. Their terms and privacy practices govern your use of those services. A link does not guarantee their availability, accuracy, approval decisions, or performance, and does not release Waypoint from duties it independently owes you.
For storm-related projects, Waypoint’s role is roofing inspection, documentation, and estimating, not acting as your public insurance adjuster, filing claims for you, or negotiating settlements. Your insurer determines coverage and payment. No claim outcome is guaranteed. Any required deductible remains your responsibility under applicable law. See Texas Department of Insurance guidance.
11. Intellectual Property
Website text, logos, photographs, designs, and other materials are owned by Waypoint or their respective rights holders and are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. You may view the website and retain reasonable copies for personal use or evaluating our services. Unless authorized by the rights holder or permitted by law, do not reproduce, republish, sell, or use these materials to imply an endorsement.
You retain rights in information and photographs you provide. Submit only materials you have permission to share. Providing materials for an inquiry permits their use to evaluate and respond to that inquiry; it does not by itself authorize public advertising use. Rights in project drawings, reports, and other deliverables are governed by the Project Agreement.
12. Confidentiality
Personal information is handled as described in our Privacy Policy. Do not submit passwords, full payment-card details, or unnecessary sensitive documents through a general website inquiry. Contact us to discuss an appropriate way to provide project documents.
A website submission does not itself create a nondisclosure agreement. Any special confidentiality duties, permitted disclosures, or handling requirements for business or project information should be set out in the Project Agreement or a separate confidentiality agreement. Nothing here authorizes disclosure prohibited by law.
13. Acceptable Use
Use the website and contact channels lawfully and for legitimate purposes. Do not submit false or fraudulent requests, impersonate others, send abusive or unlawful content, upload malicious software, interfere with website operations, attempt unauthorized access, or use automated activity that damages or materially disrupts the service. Do not infringe another person’s intellectual property, privacy, or other rights.
Information you submit should be accurate and relevant to your request. These Terms do not restrict truthful reviews, lawful complaints, or communications with regulators.
14. Limitation of Liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Waypoint is not responsible for indirect or consequential losses arising solely from use of, or inability to use, the website, including reliance on general website information instead of a project-specific assessment. Liability for construction services, property damage, and project performance is governed by the Project Agreement and applicable law; these Terms impose no separate monetary cap on project claims.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Statutory consumer protections and other nonwaivable rights remain unaffected.
15. Indemnification
Any project-related indemnification or defense obligation must be expressly stated in the Project Agreement and is subject to applicable law. These website Terms do not require you to indemnify Waypoint for its negligence or wrongdoing or assume an unrestricted duty to defend it.
You remain responsible, as applicable law provides, for your own unlawful website use, infringement of third-party rights, or fraudulent submissions. Any recovery must be supported by the applicable agreement or law, not an automatic penalty under these Terms.
16. Service Suspension or Termination
Website access may be restricted where reasonably necessary to address unlawful use, security threats, or disruption. This does not itself cancel a Project Agreement or eliminate rights or obligations under it.
Suspension, cancellation, or termination of project services, including any notice, opportunity to cure, refunds, payment for completed work, material commitments, or site-protection obligations, is governed by the Project Agreement and applicable law. Contact Waypoint promptly if you wish to change or cancel planned services. These Terms create no additional cancellation charge or waiver of a statutory cancellation right.
17. Force Majeure
Severe weather, natural disasters, government restrictions, supply disruptions, and other events beyond reasonable control may prevent or delay performance. Any entitlement to an extension, suspension, cost adjustment, or termination must be determined under the Project Agreement and applicable law.
These Terms do not automatically excuse every delay, eliminate duties to protect the site, or permit unilateral price increases. Affected parties should communicate about the event and its practical effects on the project.
18. Governing Law
Applicable law governs these Terms and your use of the website. Any governing-law, venue, or dispute-resolution provision for a project is the provision in the applicable Project Agreement, subject to mandatory law. If that agreement does not specify a governing law or forum, the applicable legal rules determine them.
These Terms do not create a mandatory arbitration requirement, select an exclusive court, or waive a jury trial or class-action right. Nothing overrides mandatory consumer protections or other rights applicable to you or the project.
19. Changes to These Terms
We may revise these Terms by posting an updated version on this page and changing the “Last updated” date. Revisions apply prospectively to website use after they take effect, subject to any notice or consent required by law. Review the current version when using the website.
A website update does not retroactively change a signed Project Agreement, an existing warranty, or rights already accrued. Amendments to a Project Agreement must follow that agreement’s amendment process and applicable law.
20. Contact Information
For questions about these Terms or a project, contact Level Edge Construction and Construction Co. through our Contact page, call (737) 204-3180, or email info@wproofs.com.
For an existing project, identify the property and relevant proposal or agreement so the team can address your question. Follow any formal notice procedure in your Project Agreement when a contractual notice is required.