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Terms of Use
The rules for using this website and requesting an analysis.
Last updated August 14, 2026.
By using this website you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the site. This is a website terms of use, not a construction contract. Any installation is governed by a separate written proposal and scope.
The brand and the work
Drainage Pro publishes the WaterPath process, books Drainage Analysis visits, and sets the standard a job has to meet. Local drainage, excavation, or landscape businesses may perform field work. The site is not an offer to form a partnership, joint venture, or franchise. Territory conversations are invitations to talk, not an online franchise sale.
No professional-engineering claim unless written
Information on this site is general. It is not a site-specific design, a sealed engineering drawing, or a permit. A Drainage Analysis is a paid diagnostic and proposal step. It is not a guarantee that a system will be installed, permitted, or suited to every storm.
Accuracy
We try to keep pages current. Markets, pricing ranges, and process details can change. Photographs illustrate conditions and methods. They are not a promise that your lot will look the same.
Acceptable use
Do not misuse the forms, attempt to break the site, scrape it in a way that harms service, or submit content that is unlawful. We may refuse or delete inquiries that are abusive or incomplete.
Intellectual property
The Drainage Pro name, logo, and WaterPath mark are identifiers of this brand. Do not copy the site, the mark, or the process language for another company without written permission.
Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, Drainage Pro is not liable for damages that arise only from using this website or relying on general content. Field work, if any, is limited by the signed scope — not by marketing copy.
Governing law
These website terms are governed by the laws of the United States and the state of the operating market that serves the inquiry, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.