One-year warranty statement
The supplied business information states that Hector Stone’s LLC backs its work with a one-year warranty. The written project terms should define exactly what that means for your scope.
Ask for the warranty terms in writing, including what work is covered, exclusions, maintenance responsibilities, the notice process, and when the coverage period begins.
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Warranty language is most useful when it matches the actual scope. Ask about masonry, concrete, stucco, tile, pool hardscape, landscape construction, workmanship, materials supplied by others, movement, drainage, staining, maintenance, and weather-related conditions.
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Keep the written scope, material selections, photos of existing conditions, change approvals, care instructions, and completion walkthrough notes. If a concern appears, notify the company using the method and timeline in the agreement.
Questions, answered
The business states a one-year warranty, but the written agreement controls the scope, exclusions, and owner responsibilities. Review those terms before approving work.
No. Sealers, grout, drainage paths, pool chemistry, cleaning, movement, and seasonal care may be owner responsibilities depending on the material and scope.
Use the contact information in your written agreement, or call or text 512-264-4498 so the team can identify the project and next step.
Start with the scope
Call or text 512-264-4498 with the city, photos, and a short description.