Terms of Service

Effective date:

These terms govern use of this website. Grand Rapids Dock Door Repair is an independent service-request publisher, not the contractor that assesses or performs field work. By using the site, you agree to use its information and phone route only for lawful purposes and to evaluate third-party provider terms directly.

The website may help transmit a request, but it does not guarantee a provider match, availability, response, visit, price, permit result, repair result, or any particular service term.

Website and publisher role

The site publishes general information and offers a phone route for commercial dock and door requests. A call may be shared with a third-party provider if one is available and the address, equipment, and request fit. The publisher does not inspect equipment, employ the provider's personnel, control field methods, or enter the facility's service contract.

Third-party providers

The provider is solely responsible for its business identity, representations, availability, assessment, scope, first-visit terms, pricing, licensing, permits, electrical work, inspections, labor, materials, performance, billing, and any warranty. Ask the provider which license is being claimed, who holds it, and whether it applies to the proposed work. The issuing office confirms which permits and inspections apply.

Any agreement for a visit or work is between the facility and the provider. Review the provider's written scope, exclusions, price, timing, payment terms, permit responsibilities, and warranty before authorizing work.

Facility responsibilities

The caller is responsible for giving accurate address, equipment, access, and condition information and for having authority to arrange a visit or approve work. The facility controls its site, operating procedures, access, and decisions about workarounds.

Keep affected equipment out of use and maintain appropriate separation from hazards. Do not rely on this website to clear equipment for operation. Facility management and qualified personnel remain responsible for workplace decisions.

No professional or safety advice

Site content is general information, not an inspection, diagnosis, engineering opinion, legal opinion, electrical advice, safety advice, or permit determination. Observable-condition examples do not identify a failed part. Source links describe the cited rule, document, or standard within the limits stated; they do not certify a provider or equipment.

Do not use the site as instructions for springs, cables, counterbalance systems, levelers, restraints, or electrical work. Servicing belongs to trained, authorized personnel following the manufacturer's instructions.

Acceptable use

  • Do not interfere with the site, phone routing, security, or availability.
  • Do not submit false, unlawful, abusive, or unauthorized requests.
  • Do not misrepresent your authority for a facility or service decision.
  • Do not copy or republish substantial site content in a way that suggests endorsement or authorship.

Intellectual property

The site's original text, organization, graphics, and branding are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. Official source materials remain the property of their issuing bodies and are linked for reference. Limited ordinary use of the website does not transfer ownership or grant a right to use the brand as if affiliated.

Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, the publisher is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential losses arising from use of the website, inability to use it, reliance on general information, a missed or delayed call, or a third-party provider's acts or omissions. The publisher's responsibility cannot be expanded by provider statements it did not authorize.

Nothing in these terms excludes liability that applicable law does not allow to be excluded. If these limitations are held ineffective in a particular circumstance, they apply to the greatest extent the law permits.

Governing law

Michigan law governs these terms, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Any dispute concerning website use is subject to courts with applicable jurisdiction in Michigan. These terms do not alter the governing terms of a separate contract between a facility and provider.

Changes and contact

The terms may be revised as the website or applicable requirements change. The effective date identifies the current version. Continued use after publication of a revision means the revised terms apply from that point forward.

Call (616) 779-5038 and state that the message is for the website publisher. Review the privacy policy for data practices and the contact page for the phone-only contact process.

Related pages

  • PrivacyReview how calls, analytics, cookies, and provider sharing are described.
  • ContactUse the same configured phone route for a terms question.