Faith Home Improvement Price Lock Guarantee

Clear written protection

What this guarantee is designed to do

Our Price Lock Guarantee is designed to remove the fear of a surprise final bill for the work described in your written agreement. Before work begins, the scope, selected products and price should be clear.

If you request added work or a concealed condition requires a materially different scope, the change should be discussed and documented before that additional work moves forward. The point is transparency: no casual add-ons and no unexplained price changes.

Important: the signed proposal or agreement controls the exact scope, exclusions and guarantee that applies to a specific project.

Questions to review before work begins

What work is included in the written scope?
Which craftsmanship guarantee applies to this project?
What product or manufacturer warranties apply?
How are requested changes or concealed conditions documented?
What records should the homeowner keep after completion?

Price Lock Guarantee FAQs

What does the Price Lock Guarantee mean?

For the agreed written scope, the price Faith Home Improvement gives you is the price you pay. The proposal should identify the work included so you can compare the finished project to the agreement.

Can the price ever change?

A price change should be tied to a change in scope, a homeowner-requested upgrade, or a concealed condition that requires work outside the original agreement. Any such change should be explained and documented before the added work proceeds.

How do I protect myself when comparing estimates?

Compare scope, materials, removal and disposal, flashing or waterproofing details, cleanup, warranty terms, and how changes are handled—not just the bottom-line number.

Is the guarantee written into the proposal?

Ask that the applicable price-lock terms and project scope be included in your written agreement so expectations are clear before scheduling.

Related planning pages

Faith Home Improvement Guarantees

Compare the Price Lock, 10-year and lifetime craftsmanship guarantees.

Home Improvement Warranties

Understand workmanship protection and manufacturer warranty documentation.

How to Compare Home Improvement Estimates

Compare scope, materials, exclusions and change procedures before selecting a contractor.

What a homeowner should see before signing

A price-lock promise works best when the estimate defines the scope in enough detail to prevent assumptions. Look for the work area, selected system or material, removal and disposal, installation details, finish work, cleanup, exclusions and payment terms. If a line item is important to you, ask that it be written into the agreement rather than left as a verbal expectation.

How legitimate scope changes should be handled

Homeowners sometimes ask to add work after a project begins, and concealed conditions can occasionally be discovered after existing materials are removed. Those situations are different from an unexplained price increase. The condition or requested change should be described, the added scope and price should be clear, and approval should occur before the additional work moves forward.