Terms and Conditions

Effective January 1, 2026

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Agreeing to these terms

These terms cover your use of the Cornerstone Mesa Concrete website and any estimate, quote or work you get from us. By using this site, asking for an estimate or hiring us, you agree to them. If you don't agree, please don't use the site or book work with us.

When we sign a written contract or proposal for your job, that document controls wherever it says something different from this page.

What we do

Cornerstone Mesa Concrete is a concrete contractor in Mesa, AZ. We pour and repair driveways, patios, sidewalks, pool decks, steps, garage floors, slabs, footings and foundations, and we do decorative and stamped concrete, retaining walls and concrete cutting for homes and businesses in Mesa and the cities around it. You can see the full list on our home page and read more about us on our About page.

What's on this site is general information about our work. It isn't an offer for any particular job, and it isn't engineering or legal advice for your property. The scope of your job is whatever your written estimate or contract says.

Estimates and pricing

We give free on-site estimates, with no pressure and no obligation. We need to see the job, because the price depends on things like the size of the area, what has to be torn out, the condition of the ground under it, access for the truck and the finish you pick.

An estimate is our best price based on what we can see before work starts. Some things only show up once the old concrete is out, like soft or wet soil, buried roots or debris, or old pipes in the way. If we find something that changes the work, we'll stop and talk with you before doing extra work, and any added cost has to be agreed with you before we go ahead.

Estimates are good for the time written on them. After that, material prices can change, so we may need to update the number.

Changes you ask for after we've agreed on the job, like a bigger slab, a different finish or added steps, may change the price and the schedule. We'll put those changes in writing.

Scheduling, weather and cancellation

We'll give you a start date when you book. Concrete depends on the weather, so we may move a pour for heat, rain, wind or anything else that would hurt the finished slab, and we'll let you know as soon as we can. We'd rather move a day than pour concrete we don't trust.

Things outside our control can also push the date, like supplier or truck delays, permit or inspection timing, or site conditions that aren't ready. We aren't responsible for delays caused by these.

If you need to reschedule or cancel, call us at (480) 645-9450 or reach us through our contact page as early as you can. If we've already ordered materials, set forms or done other work for your job before you cancel, you'll be responsible for those costs as your contract says.

Your property and the job site

You agree that you own the property or have the owner's permission for the work. Please tell us before we start about anything buried in the work area that we can't see, like sprinkler lines, private gas or power lines, septic parts or drains, because we can't be responsible for damage to things we weren't told about.

We need clear access for our crew and equipment on the scheduled day. Heavy trucks and equipment can leave marks on lawns, gravel or landscaping near the work area, and we'll do our best to keep that to a minimum.

Fresh concrete needs time to cure, which is the wait while it hardens and gains strength. We'll tell you when it's safe to walk on and when it's safe to drive on. Damage from use before then, or from people, pets or vehicles on the wet surface, isn't covered.

Payment

Payment terms, including any deposit and when the balance is due, are set out in your estimate or contract. Unless it says otherwise, the balance is due when the work is done.

If a payment is late, we may stop work until it's paid, and you'll be responsible for reasonable costs we have to spend collecting it, as far as Arizona law allows. Contractors in Arizona may also have lien rights on property they've improved when they aren't paid.

Our workmanship and what concrete does

We stand behind our work. If something isn't right with the job we did, call us and we'll come look at it. Any written warranty for your job is in your contract, and it covers only what it says.

Concrete is a natural material, so a few things are normal and aren't defects. Small hairline cracks can happen even on a well-built slab, which is why we cut control joints, the straight grooves that give the slab a place to crack where you won't notice it. Color, shade and texture can vary a little from samples and from one pour to the next.

Our work isn't covered for problems caused by things outside our control, like soil movement, tree roots, drainage changes made after we leave, misuse, heavier loads than the slab was built for, harsh chemicals, deicing salts, lack of upkeep or someone else's work.

Apart from what's written in your contract, we don't make any other promises about our work or this website, as far as the law allows.

Limits on what we're responsible for

We're licensed and fully insured. As far as Arizona law allows, Cornerstone Mesa Concrete isn't responsible for indirect or follow-on losses, like lost use of your property, lost income or other damages that don't come straight from our work.

As far as the law allows, the most we'll owe on any claim about a job is the amount you paid us for that job. Nothing here limits responsibility the law doesn't let us limit.

Using this website

We try to keep this site accurate, but things like services, photos and general information can change, and we don't promise the site will always be complete, current or available. The words, photos and design on this site belong to Cornerstone Mesa Concrete, and you can't copy them for business use without our permission.

If the site links to other websites, we don't control them and aren't responsible for what they say or do.

If we disagree

If you're unhappy with anything, call us first. Most problems get sorted out on the phone or with a visit to look at the job, and we'd like the chance to make it right.

If we can't settle it between us, we both agree to try a good-faith talk or mediation before going to court, unless your contract says something different. Any court case has to be filed in the county where the work was done, or in Maricopa County for questions about this website.

Which state's law applies

These terms and any work we do are governed by the laws of the State of Arizona.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time by posting a new version on this page. The version that applies to your job is the one in place when you signed your contract. For using the website, the version posted when you use it applies.

Questions about these terms

If anything here isn't clear, call us at (480) 645-9450 or send a message through our contact page, and we'll explain it in plain words.