Terms and Condition

Last Updated: 08/07/2026

Welcome to Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. These Terms and Conditions apply to services provided by Loosbrock Digging Services Inc., referred to below as “Loosbrock Digging Services,” “we,” “us,” or “our.” By requesting an estimate, approving a project, or allowing work to begin, the customer agrees to these terms.

1. Scope of Services

Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. provides underground utility services, including underground power installation, fiber optic installation, trenching, conduit placement, and related utility infrastructure work.

The exact scope of work will be based on the estimate, project agreement, invoice, or written confirmation provided to the customer. Any additional work requested outside the original scope may require revised pricing and approval.

2. Property Access and Site Preparation

The customer is responsible for providing safe and reasonable access to the project area.
Customers should provide access to gates, work areas, utility routes, and other locations required for the approved project.
Vehicles, equipment, materials, or other obstructions should be moved when necessary to allow work to proceed safely.
Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. is not responsible for delays or incomplete work caused by restricted or inaccessible areas.

3. Existing Utilities and Site Conditions

Underground utility work may uncover existing utilities, drainage systems, buried structures, unstable soil, rock, debris, or other site conditions that were not visible before work began.

Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. is not responsible for pre-existing damage, inaccurate site information, unmarked private utilities, or conditions that could not reasonably be identified before excavation or installation work.

4. Weather and Project Delays

Weather and ground conditions may affect the safety, timing, or progress of underground utility work. Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. may reschedule, delay, or pause work because of heavy rain, frozen ground, severe weather, unsafe site conditions, equipment issues, utility conflicts, or other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

Customers will be contacted as soon as reasonably possible when schedule changes are necessary.

5. Estimates, Payments, and Cancellations

Estimates are based on the information available when they are prepared. Pricing may be adjusted if site conditions, access requirements, project specifications, utility locations, materials, or the requested scope differ from what was originally provided.

Payment is due according to the terms stated on the estimate, agreement, or invoice. Late payments may be subject to reasonable collection costs or fees where permitted by law.

Customers should provide reasonable notice when cancelling or rescheduling approved work. Additional charges may apply when work is cancelled after equipment, materials, or crews have already been scheduled or mobilized.

6. Customer Responsibilities

Customers are responsible for providing accurate information about the project location, requested work, known utilities, property conditions, and access requirements.

The customer should inform Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. of any known hazards, private underground lines, restricted areas, drainage systems, unstable ground, or other conditions that may affect safe project completion.

7. Project Results and Limitations

Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. works to complete underground utility projects professionally and according to the agreed scope of work. However, project conditions may require adjustments to installation methods, scheduling, equipment, or project approach.

Additional excavation, restoration, materials, or work outside the approved scope may require a separate estimate or written approval.

Any concerns about completed work should be reported promptly so our team can review the project and determine an appropriate resolution.

8. Limitation of Liability and Contact Information

To the extent permitted by law, Loosbrock Digging Services Inc. is not responsible for indirect, incidental, or consequential losses resulting from project delays, inaccessible areas, inaccurate site information, unmarked utilities, pre-existing conditions, severe weather, or circumstances outside our reasonable control.