1. Acceptance of These Terms
By accessing this website or by engaging the build coordination services offered on it, you agree to be bound by these terms of service. PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC, the company behind this site, is the principal party you are dealing with throughout.
These terms form a legal agreement between you and PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC, whose registered address is 1348 W 870 N, Pleasant Grove - 84062-8919, United States (US). Please read every section before you use the website or ask our desk to begin work on a project.
If you do not agree with any part of these terms, you should stop using this website and you should not submit a request through the contact form. Simply leaving the site is the full extent of your obligation in that case.
We draw the distinction clearly at the outset between two relationships. The first relationship is between you and us as a visitor to an information website. The second relationship is between you and us as a construction client engaging build coordination work. Different rules and different paperwork apply in each relationship, and both are described below.
2. About This Website
This website describes the services, values and operating style of PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC. It is a marketing and information channel that helps owners and trade partners understand how our build coordination desk works before any contractual commitment is made.
The content on this website is provided for general guidance only. While we work to keep every sheet of information current and accurate, the descriptions on the site do not by themselves form a quotation, a contract or a guarantee that any particular project result will be achieved.
Nothing on this website constitutes professional engineering, legal, financial or tax advice. Decision on a specific build should always be made with the input of the licensed professionals engaged for that build, because every property, every lot and every drawing set carries its own conditions.
The website is developed and maintained under the developer name PridayCon on behalf of PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC. Where these terms refer to the responsibility of the operator, both the operating company and its supported technical presence are expected to act consistently with those responsibilities.
3. Description of Services
PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC provides construction build coordination and integrated build systems design for residential and light commercial projects. Our work is organised around the coordination of the people, the materials and the schedule that turn a drawing into a finished building.
Our services are described on the website across six working areas: build planning and permit coordination; structural layout and framing systems; foundation and concrete sequencing; mechanical, electrical and plumbing integration and trade scheduling; site logistics and material staging; and quality walkthrough and handover systems.
Together these areas are offered under the broader discipline of build coordination, meaning we orchestrate the flow of design information, approvals, trades and inspections so that each phase hands cleanly to the next rather than colliding with it.
The precise scope of work for any engagement is set out in the specific agreement we sign with you for that project. These website terms govern your use of the site, while a bespoke construction or coordination agreement governs any specific building work. Where the two overlap, the project agreement governs the construction work itself.
4. Who May Use This Website
Our website is intended for adults who are at least eighteen years of age and who can enter into a legally binding agreement. By using the site you confirm that you meet this age requirement and that you have the authority to act on behalf of any business or property for which you submit information.
You also confirm that any information you provide about a property reflects a genuine interest or an existing authorisation. We coordinate the construction of buildings, and it is important that we deal with the person who owns the property or who has clear written authority from that owner.
Where you submit a request on behalf of a company, trust or partnership, you represent that you are authorised to bind that entity to this agreement. We may ask for evidence of that authority before we treat a request as official.
We reserve the right to refuse service at our discretion where we have a lawful reason to do so, including where a requested scope falls outside our discipline, where a site condition makes a safe result unlikely, or where a working relationship has previously broken down.
5. Registration and Communications
You can browse this website without creating an account. To begin a conversation about a project you will be asked to provide a name, an email address and a message through the contact form, which routes your enquiry to our coordination desk.
When you contact us, the email address you provide becomes the primary channel by which we send project updates. It is your responsibility to keep that address accurate and to check it for messages connected with an enquiry or an active project.
We may telephone you at the number you provide to discuss drawings, schedule windows or site decisions. You are welcome to ask us to communicate in writing only, and where you do we will respect that choice unless a circumstance genuinely requires a spoken conversation.
Project communication is a two way street. Our coordination relies on timely answers from owners about material selections, approvals and budget decisions. Where a delay in your response holds a handoff, the schedule adjusts by the extent of that delay as described in the scheduling section of these terms and in your project agreement.
6. Accuracy of Information You Provide
You are responsible for the accuracy of the information you give us. The lot dimensions, the property boundaries, the intended use of the building and the exact version of the drawings you send all guide the coordination work we plan around them.
If information changes after you have provided it, you agree to tell us promptly. A changed lot line, a revised drawing issue or a decision to change the use of a space can affect permits, sequencing and cost, and the earlier we know the better we can protect the schedule.
Where we rely on information you have supplied and that information later proves to be inaccurate or incomplete and causes a loss or a rework, you agree to account for the impact to the extent permitted by law and in line with the written project agreement.
Nothing in this section transfers to you responsibility for professional errors that are ours to own. The section is about promoting honesty in the shared information, so that coordination decisions rest on a true picture of the job rather than a wishful one.
7. Project Scope and Changes
Every engagement is defined by an agreed scope, which is recorded in writing or in the accepted quotation. The scope names the building, the area to be coordinated and the boundaries of our responsibility, and both parties are expected to work within it.
Changes to scope should be requested in writing. A change could be a new room layout, an added floor or the substitution of a construction method. When a change is agreed, we will confirm its effect on schedule and budget before committing to proceed.
Some changes cannot be foreseen at quotation stage and arise from field conditions, such as unexpected rock at footing depth, existing utilities in an unknown location or a framing condition that the engineered set did not anticipate. These are managed openly and priced against the actual condition rather than hidden in a lump sum.
We will not begin work on a material change until the scope, the budget and the schedule impact of that change have been agreed. This protects both sides from the surprise that follows an unmapped expansion of work.
8. Permits and Municipal Approvals
Construction is governed by the building codes and the municipal permitting rules of the jurisdiction where the project sits. Securing the right permits and passing the required inspections is an ordinary part of our coordinate and it is built into how we plan.
We will advise on the permit route for your project and work with the municipality to obtain the approvals needed for the documented scope. Where an approval depends on a decision the owner must make, such as a final material choice or a property survey, we will flag that decision clearly and wait on it before the affected step.
Municipal requirements can change or can be interpreted differently between plan reviews. Where this happens we will tell you promptly and adjust the plan, but permit timing sits largely outside our direct control and is treated as an external dependency in the schedule.
You agree to maintain ownership of any responsibility the municipality assigns to the property owner, including accurate ownership records and any owner-signed affidavits that the local process requires for the permit to be finaled.
9. Fees and Payment
The fee for our work is set out in the quotation or written agreement for your project. Fees reflect the coordination effort, the number of design reviews, the site visits and the management time estimated to deliver the agreed scope in good order.
Payment milestones are tied to the progress of the project rather than to the calendar alone. A deposit may secure the coordination calendar, regular milestones liquidate the work as it is done, and a final payment is due on completion of the walkthroughs and the agreed close out deliverables.
Where a change to scope adds work beyond the original agreement, the added work is payable separately and its price is confirmed before the added work begins. Where work is paused at the owner request, a fee set by the agreement covers the management time used to keep the project ready to restart.
We are not financed by the delay of another trade and coordination fees are not contingent upon how a subcontractor performs. Should an invoice remain unpaid beyond the agreed terms, we reserve the right to pause active coordination until settlement, as allowed by the written engagement.
10. Scheduling and Delays
A schedule is a forecast, not a promise from the weather. We commit to the professional management of the sequence and of our own effort, and we treat dates as the honest best projection supported by the current lead times and field conditions.
Certain delays sit outside a coordinator control. These include weather, municipal review backlogs, material lead times, factory shipping slips, utility outages and the discovery of physical conditions that were genuinely hidden at quotation stage.
When a delay of this kind occurs we will communicate it as early as we can, reset the moving pieces and protect the parts of the job still able to advance. Our role is to recover lost days where possible and to keep the remaining sequence tight.
An owner caused delay arises where a decision, an approval or a payment needed from you arrives late and holds a handoff. Such a delay extends the schedule by the period it actually holds the work, and we will show that impact plainly on the coordination sheet rather than hiding it in the float.
11. Intellectual Property
All content on this website, including text, layouts, logos, the drafting-room motif and the arrangement of the pages, is owned by PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC or its developers and is protected by copyright and related rights.
The drawings, coordination sheets and design summaries that we prepare for a project are prepared for the use of that project. Ownership of the underlying building design usually rests with the architect or engineer who created it, while the coordination documents we produce are our own work product for your authorised use.
You are granted a limited, revocable licence to view this website and to print pages for your own personal or business reference. You may not redistribute, mirror, scrape or commercially exploit the content of this website without our prior written consent.
Using content from this site should not be confused with owning it. The look, the copy and the coordination method names are presented here to describe what we do, and reproducing the site without our written permission is not permitted.
12. Acceptable Use of This Site
You agree to use this website lawfully and respectfully. That means not using the site to harm, deceive or interfere with us, with visitors or with the correct operation of the pages.
You must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to any part of the site, its servers or its connected systems. You must not introduce malicious code, flooding or scripts intended to degrade the service for other visitors or to harvest details without permission.
You must not submit false enquiries or impersonate another person or organisation through the contact form. Interfering with the accuracy of a coordination dialogue undermines its usefulness for everyone and can waste real effort on a real site.
Where we reasonably believe a visitor has breached acceptable use, we may blocks that visitor from the service, report unlawful activity to the authorities and take any other step the law allows to protect the site and its users.
13. Third Party Services and Links
To deliver a complete build, we work with trade partners, engineering, survey and design professionals and suppliers who are separate legal entities from PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC. Each carries its own skill, its own licences and its own responsibility for the slice of the work it performs.
Our coordination role sequences and schedules these parties, but it does not absorb their professional liability into our own. A structural engineering opinion is the responsibility of the structural engineer who stamps it, and a manufacturer warranty is honoured by the manufacturer who issued it.
The website includes links to external resources we judge useful. These external sites sit outside our control and we are not responsible for their content, availability or privacy practices. Your use of a third party site is governed by that site terms.
Nothing in this section is meant to weaken the protection we give you. It simply keeps each responsibility on the professional best suited to carry it, which is the fair and the workable arrangement for a coordinated build.
14. No Warranty and Disclaimer
This website is provided on an as is and as available basis. We make no warranty that the site will be uninterrupted, error free or entirely free of harmless technical imperfection, and we will fix genuine faults as we become aware of them.
The information on this website is general in nature and must not be taken as the final word on a specific project. Conditions vary between properties, and professional judgement on your own drawings should be formed with your own engagement rather than from a generic page alone.
We communicate project expectations honestly and we stand behind the work described in your written agreement, but we do not warrant results that depend on factors outside reasonable coordination control, such as the schedule accuracy of third parties or municipal timing that we do not direct.
To the fullest extent permitted by law we disclaim implied warranties that cannot be lawfully excluded. These website terms sit underneath, and never in place of, the rights and the expressed warranties that your project agreement grants you specifically.
15. Limitation of Liability
PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC coordinates builds with care, and where we fall short of the agreed standard we expect to make that right. This section explains the boundaries of financial liability so both sides understand the shape of the arrangement.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, our aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with your use of this website or our services will not exceed the amounts paid or payable by you to us under the relevant engagement for the work giving rise to the claim.
In no event will we be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary damages, including lost profits, lost savings, loss of use or damage to reputation, whether in contract, in negligence or in another theory, arising from these terms or from the services.
Where liability cannot be lawfully excluded or limited under the law of a jurisdiction, nothing in this section reduces the protection the law gives you. Our insurance and our professional discipline stand behind the agreed standard of care for every build we coordinate.
16. Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC, its officers, directors, team members and agents from and against claims arising out of your breach of these website terms or your unlawful use of this website.
An indemnity of this kind covers a misuse that you cause, such as submitting false information, infringing a third right, or using the website in a way that harms another visitor. It does not cover claims that arise from our own negligence or from a fault in our service delivery.
Where we ask you to hold us harmless over content you supplied, we will also expect you to hold the genuine rights to that content. You confirm that you have the right to provide the drawings, photographs or documents you send us and that providing them does not breach any third party right.
If a claim covered by this section arises, we will give you reasonable notice and the chance to participate in its defence, and we will cooperate with you to the extent we can without waiving our own interests.
17. Termination
You may stop using this website at any time simply by leaving it. Termination of your use of the information site has no effect on your obligations under the construction agreement; a signed project continues under the terms of that separate document.
We may suspend or terminate access to the website where a visitor breaches acceptable use or these terms. On such suspension we will warn before suspending where that is practical and safe, so the visitor has the chance to correct the behaviour.
Your project agreement will describe how a construction engagement can be discontinued, including any notice period, the settlement of work performed to date and the return of project documents that belong to you.
On any termination you agree to stop using material you are no longer entitled to and to return or destroy, at our request, any confidential material that belongs to PRIDAY CONSTRUCTION LLC. The sections of these terms that are meant to survive a termination, such as those on intellectual property, liability and governing, continue in force.
18. Changes to These Terms
The construction industry, the law and the way we operate evolve, so we may revise these website terms from time to time. Revisions take effect when they are posted on this page, with an updated effective date noted at the top.
We will note material changes on the homepage so returning visitors can notice them. For changes that affect an active project we will tell the project contact directly, because an active build should never depend on the visitor happening to reread a page.
Your continued use of this website after a revision is posted counts as acceptance of the revised terms. If you do not agree with a change, the cleanest course is to stop using the site and to tell us how you prefer to hear from us instead.
The version of these terms in force at the time of your use is the version that governs that use. If you need to know which edition applied at a certain date, contact our desk at dispatch@pridaycon.lat and we will confirm it for you.