Terms of Service

These terms explain the rules for using our website and the framework for estimate and project discussions. Final construction work is governed by the signed project agreement.

Last updated: April 1, 2026

Website Use and Acceptance of These Terms

These Terms of Service govern your use of nionsitesheds.com and your interactions with North Idaho On Site Sheds through this website. By accessing or using the site, you agree to use it lawfully and in a way that does not interfere with the site, our business operations, or other users.

The website is intended to provide information about our company, service areas, shed types, pricing guidance, permitting context, and ways to contact us about a possible project. The site is not a substitute for a signed build agreement, engineered plans where required, county approvals, financing approval, or site-specific legal advice.

You agree not to misuse the site by attempting unauthorized access, interfering with website functionality, introducing malicious code, scraping the site in a harmful or abusive manner, impersonating another person, or submitting false or misleading project information. We may restrict or stop access to the site where needed to protect the website, our customers, or our business.

These terms apply to the website itself, while actual construction services are governed by the separate written project agreement we provide if you move forward with a job. That distinction matters. General site content, service descriptions, and estimate discussions are part of the pre-contract process. The signed project documents govern the actual build.

Estimates, Pricing, and Project Scope

The information on this site is provided for general guidance. Pages such as pricing, process, materials, and permits are designed to help you understand the project landscape, but they are not binding offers and do not create a contract by themselves.

Any estimate, range, timeline, or recommendation we provide before a signed agreement is preliminary. It may change based on site access, permit requirements, county review, material choices, dimensions, foundation needs, utilities, weather, schedule constraints, and scope refinements. A project is not final until both sides agree to the written scope, pricing, and terms in the project documents.

Site content may occasionally contain typographical errors, outdated price ranges, temporary availability changes, or planning assumptions that do not fit your parcel or jurisdiction exactly. We reserve the right to correct or update information on the site without creating liability for earlier draft or informational content.

If a project moves forward, the contract documents control the actual scope of work, specifications, payment schedule, change-order process, and any approved exclusions or allowances. That is why we encourage customers to use the website as a planning tool and then use the free estimate page or contact page to move into a more specific quote process.

Payments, Scheduling, and Cancellations

Payment terms for an actual project are set in the signed agreement, not by the general website alone. That agreement may address deposit timing, milestone payments, final payment expectations, approved change orders, and project-specific conditions affecting schedule or cost.

Build timing can also change based on weather, access, permit delays, site readiness, subcontractor availability, material lead times, or owner-requested scope changes. The timelines described on the site are general planning guidance only unless specifically incorporated into a signed project agreement.

Cancellations or rescheduling requests are handled under the written project terms when a job has already been booked. Before a contract is signed, either side may step away from estimate discussions. After a contract is signed, cancellation, rescheduling, refunds, or retained deposits depend on the actual agreement, work already performed, materials already ordered, and scheduling commitments already made.

We encourage customers to make sure site access, county questions, utility plans, and scope decisions are reasonably settled before locking the build calendar. That reduces the chance of expensive last-minute changes for both sides.

Warranties, Liability, and Project Limits

Our general warranty approach is described on the warranty page, but the project documents govern the specific warranty terms for an actual job. Website content should not be read as expanding the written warranty beyond what the contract and product-specific terms actually provide.

To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, we are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising from use of the website, reliance on general planning content, interruption of access, third-party services, or project delays caused by factors outside the agreed construction scope. We also are not responsible for losses caused by inaccurate information provided to us by the user, site conditions that were not disclosed or discoverable during the estimate phase, or third-party actions outside our control.

Nothing on the website should be treated as engineering, legal, surveying, financing, or permitting advice for a specific parcel. Permit pages and guide pages are informational only and should be confirmed against the relevant local authority, utility provider, lender, or professional advisor where needed.

If third-party services, financing providers, maps, embeds, or future widgets are made available on the site, those services may be subject to separate third-party terms and privacy practices. We are not responsible for third-party terms, uptime, approval decisions, or data handling practices outside our control.

Disputes, Idaho Law, and Contact Information

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Idaho, without regard to conflict-of-law principles that would require the use of another jurisdiction's laws. Unless a different dispute process is stated in the signed project agreement, any dispute arising from website use or pre-contract dealings will be addressed in a reasonable good-faith effort to resolve the issue first through direct communication.

If a dispute cannot be resolved informally, either side may pursue the remedies available under applicable law and the governing written agreement. The existence of these terms does not limit any non-waivable rights a consumer may have under applicable law, including Idaho consumer-protection laws that prohibit unfair or deceptive business practices.

If you have a question about these terms, a project discussion, or a website-related issue, please use our contact page or call (208) 699-6079. Our public business location is listed on the website as Athol, Idaho 83801.

We may update these terms from time to time. When we make material changes, we will revise the date at the top of this page. Continued use of the website after an update means you accept the revised terms.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Terms of Service

Does the pricing on the website create a binding offer?

No. Website pricing and estimate ranges are informational only until the project scope and price are confirmed in a signed agreement.

What document controls the actual shed build?

The signed project agreement controls the actual scope, price, schedule, payment terms, and project-specific conditions for the build.

What happens if a schedule changes because of weather or site conditions?

Project timing can shift based on weather, site readiness, county review, materials, or owner-requested changes, and those details are handled under the project documents.

Where can I find the warranty information?

Our general warranty approach is explained on the warranty page, but the signed project documents control the specific warranty terms for a particular build.