Walls & Baseboards Sample Clauses

Walls & Baseboards. The condition of existing walls and molding is beyond Company’s control. In addition, the flooring installation process may result in stain or other materials coming into contact with walls and molding such as baseboards. Accordingly, Company is not responsible for damage to walls or molding relating to or resulting from the Work. Customer is responsible for any such damage and touch-up work. Customer is hereby warned to apply new paint and/or wallpaper after (rather than before) Company performs the Work.
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