No hidden fees. No surprises. Two clear contract types.
Every project with ATX Total Properties is governed by one of two contract types. Review both options, the shared terms & conditions, and the fee schedule below before requesting a quote.
You source the materials. Brandon supplies the labor. 30% deposit required.
Brandon handles everything — materials and labor. 50% deposit required.
The following terms apply to both Contract Type A and Contract Type B. By engaging ATX Total Properties, you acknowledge and agree to all terms listed below.
A gas and travel fee applies to all on-site estimates and inspections. This fee covers transportation to the project location and the time spent evaluating the scope of work. The fee amount will be communicated to the Client before the visit is scheduled and is non-refundable regardless of whether the Client proceeds with the project.
If the Client selects The Fast Way service tier, Brandon Corrick and ATX Total Properties shall not be held responsible for any cosmetic imperfections, material wear inconsistencies, or accelerated degradation resulting from the inherent trade-offs of that tier. Liability for damage is limited exclusively to damage directly and solely caused by Brandon's own workmanship — this does not include defects, failures, or fitment issues arising from faulty or substandard materials purchased by the Client and not inspected or approved by Brandon prior to installation.
Any materials introduced to the project that have not been inspected and approved by Brandon Corrick prior to installation are used entirely at the Client's own risk. ATX Total Properties assumes no liability for defects, failures, installation issues, or aesthetic deficiencies arising from unapproved materials. The Client remains obligated to pay the full agreed-upon labor amount regardless of any issues caused by unapproved materials.
If materials are added to the project scope without Brandon's approval, and the Client refuses to proceed with the project unless those unapproved materials are used, Brandon reserves the right to terminate the contract and collect between fifty percent (50%) and one hundred percent (100%) of the total agreed-upon labor value as compensation for time, scheduling, and preparation already invested. Payment may be rendered in cash, check, electronic transfer, or any other mutually agreed-upon method. This clause protects the Contractor from financial loss caused by Client-initiated scope disruptions.
In the event the Client breaches any provision of Contract Type A, an additional twenty percent (20%) of the total agreed-upon labor cost shall be due and payable immediately — either before or after the official voiding of the contract. If the Client fails to remit this amount, Brandon Corrick and ATX Total Properties reserve the right to pursue any and all legal remedies available under the laws of the State of Texas, including but not limited to: filing a civil complaint for the outstanding balance, submission of the unpaid debt to a licensed collections agency, and reporting the delinquent account to consumer credit bureaus. At minimum, the outstanding balance will be submitted to collections and will be reflected on the Client's credit report.
Any changes to the project scope, materials, timeline, or deliverables requested by the Client after the contract has been signed and the deposit has been paid will require a written amendment to the original agreement. Scope changes may result in adjusted pricing, extended timelines, and may require an additional deposit. Brandon reserves the right to decline scope changes that fundamentally alter the nature of the originally agreed-upon project.
The Client is responsible for providing safe, clear, and reasonable access to the work area for the duration of the project. If worksite conditions prevent safe execution of the work — including but not limited to hazardous conditions, pest infestations, or structural instabilities not disclosed prior to the contract — Brandon reserves the right to pause or terminate the project. Any delays caused by insufficient worksite access may result in schedule adjustments at no fault of the Contractor.
The remaining balance (70% for Contract A, 50% for Contract B) is due upon project completion and final walk-through. Payment is accepted via cash, check, electronic transfer (Zelle, Venmo, etc.), or any other method agreed upon in writing. Invoices not paid within fifteen (15) calendar days of the project completion date are considered delinquent and may be subject to a late fee of 1.5% per month on the unpaid balance, and/or submission to a collections agency.
ATX Total Properties stands behind the quality of Brandon's direct workmanship. Issues arising from defective work performed by Brandon will be addressed at no additional cost within a reasonable timeframe. This guarantee does not extend to material defects, wear and tear, misuse, or issues caused by third parties, acts of nature, or pre-existing structural conditions not identified during the initial inspection.
All contracts entered into with ATX Total Properties shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. Any disputes arising from or related to the contract shall be resolved in the courts of Travis County, Texas, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by both parties.
The following fees may apply in addition to your contract total. All fees are disclosed before you commit.
| Fee | Applies To | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Gas & Travel Fee | All Projects | Covers on-site estimation travel. Communicated before scheduling. Non-refundable. |
| 30% Deposit | Contract A | 30% of agreed labor total due before work begins. |
| 50% Deposit | Contract B | 50% of total agreed amount due before work begins (covers materials + labor). |
| Breach Penalty | Contract A | 20% of total labor added if Client breaches contract. |
| Termination Fee | Both | 50%–100% of labor value if contract terminated due to Client-initiated material dispute. |
| Late Payment | Both | 1.5% per month on unpaid balances past 15 days after completion. |