Parts that are back ordered, hidden damage, hard to find parts requiring extensive research, parts that require modification, shipment times, and shipment inaccuracies are examples of issues that are out of Chopped and Diced's control. These issues effect the amount of time it takes to complete a project just as much as the time to complete the labor.

Chopped and Diced is happy to provide our customers with an estimate of completion time or date; a rough and approximate calculation based off of several assumptions using the information available to us at that particular time, and are not to be held as a contract or agreement.

If at any given time, a situation arises regarding a customer project that will change an estimated timeline, Chopped and Diced will communicate the issues to our customers in a timely and informative manner, in order to provide our customers with the information needed to make decisions based on their project.

Last updated on August 6, 2009 by Chopped and Diced