Clear Cover And Workmanship Standards

The current supplied business information describes the team as trained, experienced and fully insured, and states that Hardscape Melbourne carries $20 million in public liability insurance. Because insurance policies can change, clients who need formal confirmation should request the current certificate or relevant supporting document before work starts.

The current project source states that Hardscape Melbourne carries $20 million in public liability insurance. This figure should be checked against current supporting documentation before publication or where formal evidence is required. Clients can request the relevant current document before work begins for their property or organisation.

The supplied business information states that Hardscape Melbourne offers a 12-month workmanship warranty. The warranty relates to workmanship and should not be interpreted as an unlimited guarantee covering every material, plant, product or site outcome. Ask for the current warranty terms and how they apply to the agreed project scope.

Yes. The supplied business information says clients who require formal evidence for a property manager, funded arrangement or organisational requirement can request the relevant current documentation before work starts. This allows the organisation or decision-maker to check the applicable insurance information rather than relying only on a website statement.

The source material confirms a workmanship warranty but does not define blanket warranty coverage for every plant, material or third-party product. Those items may have different conditions or supplier terms. The safest approach is to review the current warranty information and the written project scope before work begins.