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Privacy Policy

Devine Works Limited
Last updated: 8 April 2025

1. Who We Are
Devine Works Limited (“we”, “us” or “our”) is a specialist supplier and installer of resin bound surfaces, groundworks, tarmac, paving, rubber surfacing and other external surfacing solutions for residential and commercial clients. We are committed to safeguarding your personal data and respecting your privacy rights in compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and UK GDPR.
Our website address is: https://www.devineworks.com

2. What This Policy Covers
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose and safeguard your information when you:
• Visit our website
• Submit an enquiry
• Hire us for services
• Interact with us on social media
• Participate in our marketing or promotional campaigns

3. Data We Collect
Depending on how you engage with us, we may collect:

Personal Information:
• Full name
• Address
• Email address
• Phone number
• Company name and position (if applicable)

Project Information:
• Property address
• Site photos or drawings
• Project specifications and preferences

Payment & Transaction Data:
• Bank details (where necessary for refund or payment)
• Payment confirmations and invoices

Technical Information (via website):
• IP address
• Browser type/version
• Device information
• Usage data and cookies (see Section 9)

4. How We Use Your Data
We use your information to:
• Respond to enquiries and provide quotes
• Schedule and carry out site visits or installations
• Fulfil contracts and deliver services
• Communicate with you regarding your project
• Send updates, maintenance reminders or relevant aftercare information
• Manage invoicing and process payments
• Improve our services and user experience
• Conduct marketing (only with your consent)

We do not sell your data or share it with third parties for their own marketing.

5. Legal Basis for Processing
We rely on the following lawful bases to process your data:
• Contractual necessity – to provide goods/services
• Legitimate interest – to manage our operations and communicate effectively
• Consent – for email marketing or non-essential cookies
• Legal obligation – to maintain financial records or comply with legal claims

6. Data Storage and Security
Your data is stored securely on encrypted servers and protected from unauthorised access. We retain personal data only for as long as necessary to fulfil our services, comply with laws, or resolve disputes.

7. Sharing Your Data
We may share your data with:
• Trusted subcontractors or suppliers involved in your project
• Payment processors (e.g. Stripe, bank transfers)
• Marketing platforms (only with consent)
• Professional advisors (e.g. accountants, insurers)
• Legal or regulatory authorities (if required)

All third parties are under strict confidentiality and data protection obligations.

8. Your Rights
You have the right to:
• Access your personal data
• Request correction of inaccurate data
• Request erasure (‘right to be forgotten’)
• Object to or restrict processing
• Withdraw consent at any time
• Request a copy of your data in portable format

To exercise your rights, email: info@devineworks.com

9. Cookies
Our website uses cookies to enhance your experience, monitor performance and deliver content. Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us understand how our site is being used and improve functionality.

We use the following types of cookies:
• Essential Cookies: Necessary for our website to function properly, such as remembering privacy preferences or enabling form submissions. These cannot be switched off.
• Analytics Cookies: We use Google Analytics to anonymously track how visitors engage with our website. This helps us improve user experience. No personally identifiable information is collected through these cookies.

At present, we only use essential and anonymous analytics cookies. Therefore, no cookie banner or consent is required. If this changes in the future, we will update this policy and implement a cookie management tool.

For more details on Google Analytics privacy, please visit: Google Analytics Privacy.

You can manage or disable cookies via your browser settings.

10. Use of Photos, Videos & Media
By using our services, you agree that Devine Works Limited may capture and use photos or videos of completed projects for marketing, training or promotional purposes. These may be published on our website, social media, or print materials.

If you prefer to opt out, please notify us in writing before project commencement.

11. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Updates will be published on our website with the effective date. Please review it periodically for any changes.

12. Contact Us
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or how we use your data, please contact us:

Devine Works Limited
Registered Office: 9 Hayfield, Leybourne, West Malling, England, ME19 5PX
Contact number: 01732 387097
Email: info@devineworks.com

Terms and Conditions

Devine Works Limited Terms and Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR DEVINE RESIN WORKS LIMITED

These Terms and Conditions ("Agreement") are entered into by and between Devine Resin UK Ltd (also known as "Devine Works Ltd") ("Seller," "we," or "us") and the customer ("Customer" or "you") for the supply and installation of resin bound surfaces, tarmac driveways, block paving, rubber surfaces, and related groundworks services. By engaging our services, you agree to these Terms and Conditions.

DEFINITIONS

  • “Contract”: The agreement between the customer and Devine Works Ltd.

  • “Services”: The supply and installation of resin bound surfaces, tarmac, block paving, rubber surfaces, and any related works as agreed between the customer and Devine Works Ltd.

  • “Subbase”: The underlying layer of material upon which the surface is applied.

  • "The Seller" refers to Devine Resin UK Limited, having its address at Devine Works Limited, 9 Hayfield, Leybourne, Kent, ME19 4HE (company number: 14462467). 

  • "The Buyer" refers to the person, firm, or company purchasing or agreeing to purchase the Goods from the Seller. 

  • "The Goods" signifies the goods or materials that are the subject of the contract between the Seller and the Buyer. 

  • "The Contract" denotes the legally binding agreement between the Seller and the Buyer for the purchase and sale of Goods, as per these Conditions of Sale. 

  • "The Conditions" encapsulate the clauses and provisions herein, constituting an integral part of this Contract. 

  • "The VAT" represents the Value Added Tax or any similar charge, tax, or levy applicable to the purchase of the Goods. 

  • "The Price" indicates the specified price communicated by the Seller and agreed upon by the Buyer, as stated in the Seller’s acknowledgment or through other means. 

  • “Terms and Conditions” means the terms and conditions of sale set out in this agreement and any special terms and conditions agreed in writing by the Seller.

  • The Seller retains the right to modify these terms and conditions at any point by presenting revised terms and conditions on its website. (www.devineresin.com)

  • Consumer shall have the meaning ascribed in section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.

 

1. General Terms and Conditions Overview

1.1 These terms and conditions govern the services and installation of resin-bound, tarmac, block paving, rubber surfaces, and other groundworks provided by Devine Works Limited.
1.2 By paying a deposit or agreeing to the quotation, the client confirms acceptance of these terms and conditions.

2. Exclusions

2.1 Devine Works Limited does not guarantee, provide warranty for, or accept liability for any surfaces or structures that we have not installed.

2.2 Third-Party Activities

We are not responsible for any damage to our work or the substrate caused by third-party activities. This includes, but is not limited to, reinstatement works, fence installations, landscaping, building works, or any other construction or alterations carried out after our installation. This also applies to third-party works affecting tarmac, concrete, blockwork, edgings, or resin-bound surfaces.

2.3 Warranty exclusions include, but are not limited to, the following:

i) Forceful impacts or point loading;
ii) Unprotected vehicle stabilisers;
iii) Dry steering or wheel spinning by vehicles;
iv) Use of loading equipment such as Moffetts, forklifts, or commercial vehicles exceeding 2.5 tons;
v) Cracking caused by tree roots, animals, frost heave, or other external stresses;
vi) Staining from water, chemicals, fuels, oils, or other substances;
vii) Trafficking by tracked vehicles (e.g., snowploughs);
viii) Natural weathering and general wear and tear;
ix) Damage caused by direct or indirect heat exceeding 99°C (210°F);
x) Damage resulting from works completed by third parties;
xi) Reduced permeability due to ingress of dirt, debris, or other materials;
xii) Damage caused by vibrations, use of heavy equipment, or natural disasters;
xiii) Acts of God, vandalism, or accidents;
xiv) Mineralogical variations in the aggregate, including rust spotting, which may affect the aesthetic, physical, or mechanical properties of the surface.

2.4 Surface Slip Reduction
Slip reduction features (e.g., 1mm glass overlay) are not included unless specifically requested by the client. If the client wishes to include this feature, an additional cost will apply should it after the initial resin bound installation.

2.5 Resin Bound Overlay Disclaimer
Devine Works Limited does not provide a warranty for the subbase when applying a surface overlay. This includes but not limited to resin-bound, tarmac, block paving, rubber surfaces and other groundworks provided by Devine Works Limited. The client acknowledges and accepts this limitation before proceeding with the installation.

2.6 Image Render Disclaimer
The rendered images provided are for illustrative purposes only. Actual colours, textures and finishes may vary due to lighting conditions, screen settings and material variations.

 

 

3. Booking Deposit and Non-Refundable Clause

3.1 Deposit
A non-refundable deposit is required to secure the booking. The deposit is due upon the client’s acceptance of the quotation and is necessary to reserve a place for the scheduled work.

3.2 Cooling-Off Period
The cooling-off period for cancelling the contract is 14 days from the date of deposit payment. After this period, the deposit becomes non-refundable under all circumstances as materials may have been purchased by this point and are non-refundable to Devine Works Limited.

 

4. Surface Slip Reduction Disclaimer

4.1 Slip reduction features (e.g., 1mm glass overlay) are not included unless specifically requested by the client. If the client wishes to include this feature, an additional cost will apply should it be after the initial resin bound installation.
4.2 The client understands that the surface will feel rougher with the slip reduction addition.

 

5. Resin Bound Overlay Disclaimer

5.1 The warranty does not cover the subbase when installing a resin-bound overlay.
5.2 The client acknowledges that they accept this limitation upon proceeding with the installation.

 

6. Image Render Disclaimer

6.1 Rendered images provided in the quotation are for illustrative purposes only.
6.2 Actual colours, textures, and finishes may vary due to lighting conditions, screen settings, and material variations. These renders do not constitute a guarantee of the final product.

 

7. Liability for Plant and Machinery

7.1 Plant and machinery may be left on-site overnight, the client should ensure that their home insurance covers any potential theft or damage to the plant and equipment.
7.2 The client is responsible for any theft or damage to materials and plant left on-site.

 

8. Liquidated Damages, Fines or Penalties

8.1 Devine Works Limited is not liable for any liquidated damages, fines or penalties imposed by a contractor or arising from delays beyond our control. The client agrees not to hold the Company responsible for any such costs.

 

9. Payment Terms & Legal Actions

9.1 Payment Structure
The total project cost will be outlined in the estimate and divided into staged payments.

The total project cost will be outlined in the estimate provided to the Client and divided into agreed staged payments. These stages may vary depending on the scope, size, and nature of the works. A typical example may include:

• 25% Booking Deposit – Payable upon project booking and acceptance of the quotation (subject to a 14-day cooling-off period as per Clause 3.1).
• Interim payments – Payable upon completion of key project stages, such as Excavation, Infill Layering, Additional Preparations, Binder Course or Surface Course.
• Final payment – Payable upon completion of all contracted works, including Surface Course, Waste Removal, and any Additional Preparations, where applicable.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the specific payment breakdown will be confirmed in the formal estimate and shall form part of the contract between the Client and Devine Works Limited

Example as follows:

  • 25% Booking Deposit – Payable upon project booking and estimate acceptance. (14-day cooling-off period applies, after which this becomes a non-refundable deposit – see 3.1)

  • 25% Payment – Due upon completion of Excavation and Infill Layering.

  • 25% Payment – Due upon completion of the Binder Course (or equivalent stage).

  • 25% Final Payment – Due upon completion of the Surface Course and Waste Removal.

The final invoice will include delivery of any agreed documentation, such as the 10-Year Warranty PDF and Carbon Offset Certification (if applicable). No warranty or documentation will be issued until the full project balance is paid in full.

 

9.2 Variations and Additional Works
Any variations, additional works, or materials not included in the original estimate will be invoiced separately and are payable upon receipt.

9.3 Out-of-Hours Work
The Company reserves the right to charge additional fees for any work carried out outside of normal working hours, including evenings, weekends or bank holidays, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

9.4 Interim Payment Enforcement & Work Suspension
Failure to make interim payments as scheduled will result in the immediate suspension of works. A standing charge of £250 per day, per person will be applied until payment is received. Any delays resulting from non-payment may lead to rescheduling and additional charges.

9.5 Late Payments
If payment is not received within 28 days from the invoice date:

  • A 7-day written reminder will be issued.

  • If payment is still not received, a final 7-day notice will be sent.

  • The Company reserves the right to pursue legal action thereafter.

  • The warranty shall not come into effect until full payment is received.

9.6 Legal Action & Recovery Costs
If legal proceedings are required to recover outstanding payments, all legal and administrative costs incurred by Devine Works Limited will be added to the outstanding balance. Legal proceedings will commence following the expiry of the final 7-day notice period.

9.7 Dispute Resolution
Any disputes must first be raised in writing with the Company. Both parties will make reasonable efforts to resolve disputes amicably. If a resolution cannot be reached, the Company reserves the right to:

  • Engage in mediation or arbitration, or

  • Terminate the contract without further liability, if the dispute materially affects the delivery or completion of the works.

 

10. Remedial Works and Payment Before Repairs

10.1 Any remedial works required due to factors outside of our control or after the Company has left the premises will only be carried out once the final invoice has been paid.
10.2 These works will be quoted separately.

 

11. Satisfaction Claims

11.1 The client must report dissatisfaction with the work carried out within 7 days after completion. Claims reported after this period will be treated as warranty claims.
11.2 The client must notify us in writing of any defects or issues within this period.

 

12. Client Obligations for Site Readiness

12.1 The work site and area must be cleared of all debris, vehicles and should it be instructed prior to installation jet-washed and swept.

12.2 If the site is not ready for works or installation, additional charges will apply for delays caused by the client’s failure to meet their obligations.
12.3 Delays will incur a charge of £110.00 ex VAT per hour or part hour.
12.4 If a revisit is required, an £800 ex VAT charge will apply.

12.5 If delays are caused by the client’s failure to meet obligations, the Company reserves the right to charge additional fees for downtime or to postpone the work until payment is made or the site is prepared.

 

13. Goods Delivery and Risk

13.1 The buyer assumes responsibility for the goods once they are delivered to the designated address.
13.2 The buyer is responsible for ensuring the goods are stored securely and are covered by their insurance.

13.3 Any damages or losses to goods, once delivered, are the responsibility of the buyer.

13.4 If goods are refused or obstructed upon delivery, the buyer agrees to cover the costs of restocking, handling, and any redelivery fees.

13.5 Title to any goods remains with the Company until full payment has been made.

 

14. Site Preparation and Access

  1. The Client must ensure that the site is ready for work before the scheduled start date. All working areas should be clear of debris and vehicles.

  2. Suitable parking must be provided for all vehicles, including vans and plant machinery.

  3. If the site is not prepared or if access is restricted, additional charges may apply.

 

15. Natural Variations in Materials

15.1 Devine Works Limited makes no guarantee regarding the uniformity of natural materials, such as stone or aggregate due to but not limited to quarrying and batching. The client accepts that variations in colour, texture and blend are natural occurrences and do not constitute defects in the product or installation.

15.2 The client agrees that such variations will not be grounds for withholding payment.

 

16. Curing and Setting Times

16.1 Resin Bound Surfaces
After installation, resin-bound surfaces require a curing period of 24-72 hours. The curing time depends on the temperature and humidity levels at the time of installation.

16.2 Impact of Weather Conditions
Weather conditions may affect curing times. The surface should be protected until fully set and cured.

16.3 Tarmac Surfaces
Tarmac surfaces require a curing period of 24 hours before traffic can be allowed. However, heavy loads or traffic should be avoided for up to 72 hours to allow the tarmac to set properly.

16.4 Block Paving and Paving Stones
Block paving and paving stones generally require 24-48 hours to set and fully cure. It is important that these surfaces are not subjected to heavy weight or movement until the curing process is complete.

16.5 Concrete Surfaces
Concrete surfaces require at least 48-72 hours to fully cure. This curing process is essential for achieving maximum strength and durability, and the surface should be kept undisturbed during this period.

16.6 Rubber Safety Surfaces (Wet Pour or Rubber Mulch)
Rubber surfaces typically require a curing period of 12-24 hours, depending on weather conditions. The surface should remain undisturbed during this time to ensure the material bonds properly.

16.7 Client’s Responsibility Post-Installation
The client is responsible for ensuring that the surface remains undisturbed during the curing period. This includes avoiding heavy foot or vehicle traffic, preventing the surface from being washed or exposed to harmful chemicals, and ensuring no construction work or other activities are performed that could damage the setting surface.

16.8 Post-Installation Use and Curing Period
Following installation, the Buyer agrees that the installed surface must not be walked on, driven on, or otherwise used for a minimum of 48 hours to allow proper curing. The Buyer assumes full responsibility for protecting the surface during this curing period. Devine Works Limited shall not be liable for any damage, defects, or performance issues resulting from failure to comply with this requirement. Should damage occur during this period, the Seller may offer to carry out repairs at the Buyer’s expense. Payment for the installation may not be withheld on the grounds of such damage.

16.9 Damage Beyond Seller’s Control
Once installation is complete and Devine Works Limited’s team has vacated the site, the Seller shall not be liable for any damage caused by external factors beyond its control. This includes but is not limited to damage caused by the Buyer, third parties, animals, wildlife, or adverse weather conditions. Any repair work required due to such damage will be quoted and charged separately. The Buyer understands and accepts that repaired areas may differ in appearance or texture from the original installation, and the Seller does not guarantee an exact match.

 

 

17. Damages and Liability After Installation

17.1 The buyer acknowledges and agrees that following the installation of the goods and after the installation team has left the premises, Devine Works Limited is not liable for any damages that require repairs caused by factors beyond our control. This includes but is not limited to:
i) Buyer-caused damage;
ii) Third-party damage;
iii) Wildlife or weather-related damage.
17.2 If damage occurs to the surface, Devine Works Limited will repair the area at the client’s cost.
17.3 The buyer acknowledges that any repairs or alterations made to the goods, including but not limited to surfaces or installations, may result in visible differences in the appearance or texture of the surface. The client accepts that repaired areas may not match the original surface and will not hold Devine Works Limited responsible for such differences.
17.4 The buyer agrees to not withhold any payments due under these conditions.

 

18. Liability for Accidents, Injuries or Misuse

18.1 Following installation, Devine Works Limited shall not be held liable for any slips, falls, accidents, or injuries resulting from the misuse, handling, or activities of the buyer.
18.2 The buyer accepts full responsibility for the proper use and handling of the purchased goods and agrees to release Devine Works Limited from any claims, damages, or liabilities associated with accidents, injuries, or damages incurred during or after the use of the purchased items.

18.3 Surface Slip Risk and User Responsibility
The Buyer acknowledges and accepts that surfaces installed by Devine Works Limited—such as resin bound, resin bonded, tarmac, asphalt, Type 1 and Type 3 aggregates, paving, edging, wood, and stone—may be, or become, slippery, particularly when wet. Users are responsible for taking appropriate precautions, including the use of anti-slip footwear or traction aids. Devine Works Limited shall not be held liable for any slips, falls, injuries, or damages resulting from the inherent nature of the installed surfaces.

18.4 Assumption of Risk and Liability Waiver
The Buyer accepts and assumes full responsibility for the proper use, maintenance, and ongoing condition of all goods and installed surfaces. Devine Works Limited shall not be liable for any injuries, accidents, or damages occurring during or after use of the goods due to misuse, negligence, lack of maintenance, or other external factors. The Buyer hereby releases Devine Works Limited from any claims or liabilities arising in such circumstances.

 

 

19. Force Majeure

The Company will not be liable for any delay or failure to perform its obligations due to circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to acts of God, strikes, accidents, or natural disasters.

20. Health and Safety

20.1 Compliance
Devine Works Limited is dedicated to maintaining the highest health and safety standards across all worksites. We fully comply with all applicable UK health and safety laws, including the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and its associated regulations.

20.2 Client Responsibilities

  • The Client must ensure the worksite is safe and accessible for the installation team. This includes removing debris, obstacles, and ensuring pets and children are kept clear of the work area.

  • The Client must inform Devine Works Limited of any site-specific hazards, underground services, or other conditions that could affect safety during the works.

  • Where the work requires extended time on site, the Client must provide adequate welfare facilities, such as access to drinking water, rest areas, and sanitary arrangements.

20.3 Contractor Safety

  • Devine Works Limited guarantees that all personnel are properly trained and equipped with suitable personal protective equipment (PPE).

  • Risk assessments are carried out before work begins and are continually reviewed throughout the project to manage and mitigate any hazards.

  • All machinery and equipment used on site comply with relevant safety standards and will be operated only by qualified personnel.

20.4 Accident Reporting

  • Any accidents or incidents involving Devine Works Limited personnel on site will be promptly reported to the Client and, where required, to the appropriate authorities.

  • The Client must also inform Devine Works Limited immediately of any accidents involving their own personnel or third parties occurring on or near the worksite.

20.5 Liability and Indemnity

  • Devine Works Limited accepts no liability for injuries or damages caused by unsafe site conditions that were not communicated or rectified before work commenced.

  • The Client agrees to indemnify Devine Works Limited against any claims from third parties arising due to unsafe site conditions, negligence in supervision, or failure to comply with reasonable safety requests.

20.6 Work Suspension

  • Devine Works Limited reserves the right to suspend all work immediately if unsafe conditions are identified that endanger personnel or the public. Work will only recommence once these hazards have been satisfactorily addressed.

  • Suspensions caused by the Client’s failure to meet health and safety obligations may incur additional charges and project delays.

20.7 Buyer’s Responsibility for Goods

  • The Buyer acknowledges the potential hazards associated with the goods supplied by Devine Works Limited, whether stored at the Seller’s premises, in transit, or on-site. Devine Works Limited accepts no liability for any damage or injury resulting from actions by the Buyer or their representatives. The Buyer is responsible for ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations, including but not limited to COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) and any transport or vehicle labelling requirements. Product Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and technical literature are available on request.

 

21. Power and Water Supply

21.1 The Client agrees to provide access to a suitable water supply and electrical power source, free of charge, for the duration of the installation works.
21.2 Failure to provide power and water may result in delays and additional charges if alternative arrangements are required.

 

22. Light Fittings and Embedded Fixtures

22.1 Light fittings or any other fixtures that require resin installation around them must be installed at the correct height and depth prior to resin works commencing.
22.2 Devine Works Limited will not be liable for any inconsistencies, uneven finishes, or visual imperfections resulting from incorrectly installed or poorly positioned fittings.
22.3 Responsibility for ensuring the correct placement lies solely with the Buyer or their appointed third party.

22.4 Any remedial works required due to such issues will be chargeable.

 

23. General Warranty Periods

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, the following warranty periods shall apply from the date of completion of installation. All warranties provided by Devine Works Limited are subject to strict adherence to the company’s Terms and Conditions and associated Maintenance Guidelines. Each warranty shall diminish in value annually, as specified, and applies solely to the originally contracted client.

23.1 Resin Bound Installations

A warranty period of ten (10) years is provided, subject to a diminishing value of 10% per annum. This warranty covers installation workmanship and material integrity but excludes damage from misuse, external impact, or subbase failure.

23.2 Paving Supply and Installation

A warranty period of six (6) years, diminishing by 16.7% per annum, is provided. This covers installation workmanship and surface stability. It excludes wear caused by natural movement, jointing sand loss, and biological growth such as moss or weeds unless otherwise agreed in writing.

23.3 Tarmac/Asphalt (Open or Close Graded – AC10, AC14, AC20, DBM, HRA)

A warranty period of two (2) years, diminishing by 50% per annum, applies. Warranty coverage is limited to material defects and workmanship. It does not extend to damage from traffic overloading, oil or chemical staining, or subbase instability.

23.4 SMA Tarmac Supply and Installation

A warranty period of two (2) years, diminishing by 50% per annum, is provided. This includes coverage for workmanship and material integrity but excludes surface wear from turning vehicles, high temperatures, or environmental conditions.

23.5 Block Paving

A warranty period of five (5) years, diminishing by 20% per annum, is granted. This covers workmanship and surface stability. The warranty does not extend to natural jointing sand erosion, weed growth, or efflorescence.

23.6 Concrete Surfaces (Plain or Patterned)

A warranty period of five (5) years, diminishing by 20% per annum, is applicable. This covers workmanship and material defects. Exclusions include cracks caused by ground movement, shrinkage, or accidental impact.

23.7 Rubber Crumb Safety Surfaces (Wet Pour or Rubber Mulch)

A warranty period of three (3) years, diminishing by 33.3% per annum, is provided. This covers bonding and surface cohesion. The warranty excludes wear due to excessive play activity, UV fading, or subbase failure.

23.8 Edging and Kerbing (Concrete or Stone Edges)

A warranty period of five (5) years, diminishing by 20% per annum, is applicable. This covers fixing integrity and structural stability. Cosmetic chipping, wear from external forces, and environmental effects are not covered.

23.9 Drainage Installations (Basic Surface Water Drainage)

A warranty period of two (2) years, diminishing by 50% per annum, is granted. This applies to installation workmanship and alignment integrity. It excludes blockages, backflow, or flooding due to third-party causes, debris accumulation, or system misuse.

23.10 Artificial Grass (Supplied and Installed)

A warranty period of five (5) years, diminishing by 20% per annum, is provided for the installation workmanship. Product-specific manufacturer warranties may apply separately to the synthetic grass material and shall be governed by their respective terms.

23.11 All warranties are valid only where the surface has been installed by Devine Works Limited and maintained in accordance with our official Care & Maintenance Guidelines.

 

24. Estimates

24.1 All estimates provided by Devine Works Limited are based on the information available at the time of inspection and/or client briefing. They are intended as a guide and do not constitute a fixed or binding quotation.

24.2 Due to the inherent uncertainties of groundwork projects, including but not limited to varying site conditions, hidden obstructions, unforeseen sub-base issues, drainage complications, contamination or adverse weather conditions, actual work requirements and costs may vary from the original estimate.

24.3 In the event that additional work, materials or time are required beyond what was initially estimated, the client will be informed as soon as practicably possible. Any such variations will be subject to a revised quotation and must be agreed upon before additional works proceed.

24.4 Devine Works Limited reserves the right to amend or withdraw an estimate at any time prior to a formal agreement being made in writing.

 

25. Warranty Conditions

  1. Warranties only become active once the final invoice is paid in full within the agreed terms.

  2. Warranties are valid only for the original purchaser and are non-transferable unless otherwise agreed in writing.

  3. In the event of a property ownership change, the warranty may be transferred to the new owner upon payment of 20% of the original project value, subject to an inspection by Devine Works Limited.

  4. Any remedial work under warranty will not exceed the value of the original product and may result in visible differences in appearance or texture.

  5. Repaired areas are not guaranteed to match the original surface perfectly and shall not be considered a defect.

  6. Devine Works Limited reserves the right to deny warranty transfer should the surface show signs of neglect, improper maintenance, or damage that would otherwise void the warranty for the original purchaser.

 

26. Change Orders

  1. Any alterations, additions or deviations from the original agreed scope of works must be requested in writing by the client and are subject to approval by Devine Works Limited. No changes will be deemed accepted unless confirmed in writing by us.

  2. All approved change orders may result in adjustments to the project timeline, pricing, and/or materials used. Any such adjustments will be communicated to the client and must be agreed upon before the additional work is undertaken.

  3. Verbal instructions or requests made on-site will not be actioned unless followed up with written confirmation and formally accepted by Devine Works Limited.

  4. Devine Works Limited reserves the right to refuse any change order that, in our professional opinion, compromises the structural integrity, safety, or aesthetic outcome of the works.

  5. Any delays caused by change orders, including client indecision or late approval, may result in additional charges and/or rescheduling of the project timeline.

 

27. Acceptance of Terms by Deposit Payment

27.1 The client accepts these terms and conditions by paying the deposit, which acts as formal acceptance of both the terms and the quotation.

27.2 By proceeding with any services provided by Devine Works Limited, the Client acknowledges and agrees to abide by these Terms and Conditions.

 

Governing Law

These Terms and Conditions are governed by English law, and any disputes will be resolved in the courts of England and Wales.

Contact Information

  • Devine Works Limited

  • Registered Office: 9 Hayfield, Leybourne, West Malling, England, ME19 5PX

  • Contact number: 01732 387097

  • Email: info@devineresin.com

Modern Slavery Policy/Statement

Devine Works Limited is committed to preventing slavery, forced labour, and human trafficking within its operations and supply chains. We recognize that modern slavery is a global issue and that we have a responsibility to ensure it does not occur in any part of our business. We are committed to complying with all applicable laws and regulations relating to modern slavery and to implementing and enforcing effective policies and procedures to prevent modern slavery.

Our Policy:

  • We will not tolerate slavery or human trafficking within our organization or supply chain and will take all necessary steps to ensure that our business partners and suppliers also adhere to this policy.

  • We will conduct due diligence on our supply chains to identify and address any potential risks of slavery or human trafficking.

  • We will work to raise awareness of modern slavery issues among our employees, suppliers, and customers and provide training on how to identify and report any instances of modern slavery.

  • We will investigate any reports of modern slavery within our organization or supply chain and take appropriate action, including terminating relationships with any suppliers or business partners found to be engaging in modern slavery.

  • We will ensure that our employees and business partners have access to effective channels for reporting any concerns or suspicions of modern slavery.

  • We will monitor and review our policies and procedures regularly to ensure they remain effective in preventing modern slavery and align with best practices.

  • We will regularly report on our progress in implementing this policy and our efforts to prevent modern slavery.

As a responsible business, Devine Works Limited is committed to taking all necessary steps to prevent modern slavery and to protect the rights of all workers within our organization and supply chains. We believe that by working together with our suppliers, customers, and stakeholders, we can create a more ethical and sustainable supply chain, free from modern slavery and human trafficking.

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Responsible Sourcing Policy

Devine Works Limited is committed to ensuring that all products used are made with constituent materials that have been responsibly sourced. This policy outlines the steps the company will take to ensure that its products meet this standard.

Responsibilities:
It is the company’s responsibility to ensure that all products used in the manufacturing or installation processes are sourced responsibly. This includes selecting suppliers based on their commitment to responsible sourcing.

Selection of Suppliers:
Devine Works Limited will work with suppliers who share our commitment to responsible sourcing. Suppliers will be required to provide evidence that the materials they supply have been responsibly sourced. This may include certification from recognized organizations such as the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or other accredited certification bodies.

Traceability:
Devine Works Limited will maintain traceability throughout the supply chain to ensure all constituent materials are responsibly sourced. This includes tracking the origin of all raw materials and ensuring all suppliers meet our standards for responsible sourcing.

Monitoring:
We will regularly monitor suppliers to ensure they continue to meet our responsible sourcing standards, including conducting periodic audits for compliance.

Communication:
Devine Works Limited will communicate its commitment to responsible sourcing to all stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, employees, and the public. This includes sharing information about our responsible sourcing policies and encouraging others to adopt similar standards.

Conclusion:
Devine Works Limited is dedicated to ensuring that all products used in our operations are made with responsibly sourced materials. This commitment extends through supplier selection, supply chain traceability, monitoring, and open communication. We will continue to review and update our policies and practices to stay at the forefront of responsible sourcing.

Contacting Us

If you have any questions about our site, Terms, Conditions, or Privacy Policy, please contact us at info@devineworks.com. Alternatively, our contact details can be found on our Contact Page. Please ensure your query is clear, especially if it is a request for information about the data we hold about you.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Effective Date: [10/04/25]

At Devine Works Limited, we pride ourselves on offering quality workmanship and a smooth customer experience. Below are our policies regarding cancellations and refunds.

Cooling-Off Period:
Domestic clients are entitled to a 14-day cooling-off period from the date of contract signing. During this time, cancellations may be made in writing without penalty, and any deposits paid will be refunded in full.

Deposits:
All deposits are non-refundable after the 14-day cooling-off period has passed. This covers project scheduling and administrative costs.

Cancellations After the Cooling-Off Period:
If a customer cancels:

  • After materials have been ordered, they will be charged in full for all material costs incurred.

  • After work has commenced on-site, the next staged payment (as per the contract) becomes immediately due to cover labour and operational costs.

  • No refunds will be issued for works already completed or materials installed.

Completed Works:
Once installation is complete, all sales are final, and we do not offer refunds. However, your installation is covered under our warranty subject to our Terms & Conditions.

Aftercare & Maintenance Guide

Aftercare & Maintenance Guide
Effective Date: 10/04/25

To maintain the appearance and performance of your new surface installed by Devine Works Limited, we recommend the following care practices.

General Aftercare Advice:
We’re happy to offer free advice post-installation—please feel free to contact us anytime.

Maintenance Services:
We provide chargeable maintenance services including:

  • Light cleaning and resealing

  • Surface repair

  • Joint refilling (where applicable)
    Please get in touch if you’d like a quote for scheduled maintenance.

Cleaning Guidelines:

  • Use a soft broom or light jet wash (no closer than knee height) to remove dirt and debris.

  • Avoid using acid-based products, chemicals, or harsh cleaning agents.

  • For stains or spills, please contact us for recommended cleaning advice.

Important Notes:

  • Improper use of pressure washers (below the knee), abrasive tools, or unapproved cleaning agents may invalidate your warranty.

  • Maintaining adequate water permeability is essential. Blocked or clogged surfaces may compromise drainage and void the warranty.

Complaints Policy

Effective Date: 10/05/25

At Devine Works Limited, we are committed to providing high-quality products and services. However, if you are dissatisfied with any aspect of our service, we encourage you to contact us. We value feedback and aim to resolve any issues quickly and efficiently.

How to Submit a Complaint:
If you wish to make a complaint, please follow the steps below:

  1. Contact Us:

    • In writing via email at info@devineresin.com

    • In writing via post at 9 Hayfield, Leybourne, West Malling, England, ME19 5PX

  2. Provide Details:
    Please provide as much detail as possible about your complaint, including your contact details, a description of the issue, and any relevant order numbers or reference codes.

  3. Acknowledgment:
    We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within 7 business days and aim to resolve the issue within 30 business days.

Investigation and Resolution:

  • Upon receiving your complaint, we will investigate the issue and work with you to resolve it promptly.

  • If we are unable to resolve the matter to your satisfaction, we will provide a written response detailing the reasons for our decision.

Escalation:
If you are still not satisfied with the outcome, you may contact an independent dispute resolution service. We will provide you with relevant details if required.

Modern Slavery Policy

Modern Slavery Policy/Statement

Devine Works Limited is committed to preventing slavery, forced labour, and human trafficking within its operations and supply chains. We recognize that modern slavery is a global issue and that we have a responsibility to ensure it does not occur in any part of our business. We are committed to complying with all applicable laws and regulations relating to modern slavery and to implementing and enforcing effective policies and procedures to prevent modern slavery.

Our Policy:

  • We will not tolerate slavery or human trafficking within our organization or supply chain and will take all necessary steps to ensure that our business partners and suppliers also adhere to this policy.

  • We will conduct due diligence on our supply chains to identify and address any potential risks of slavery or human trafficking.

  • We will work to raise awareness of modern slavery issues among our employees, suppliers, and customers and provide training on how to identify and report any instances of modern slavery.

  • We will investigate any reports of modern slavery within our organization or supply chain and take appropriate action, including terminating relationships with any suppliers or business partners found to be engaging in modern slavery.

  • We will ensure that our employees and business partners have access to effective channels for reporting any concerns or suspicions of modern slavery.

  • We will monitor and review our policies and procedures regularly to ensure they remain effective in preventing modern slavery and align with best practices.

  • We will regularly report on our progress in implementing this policy and our efforts to prevent modern slavery.

As a responsible business, Devine Works Limited is committed to taking all necessary steps to prevent modern slavery and to protect the rights of all workers within our organization and supply chains. We believe that by working together with our suppliers, customers, and stakeholders, we can create a more ethical and sustainable supply chain, free from modern slavery and human trafficking.

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Responsible Sourcing Policy

Responsible Sourcing Policy

Devine Works Limited is committed to ensuring that all products used are made with constituent materials that have been responsibly sourced. This policy outlines the steps the company will take to ensure that its products meet this standard.

Responsibilities:
It is the company’s responsibility to ensure that all products used in the manufacturing or installation processes are sourced responsibly. This includes selecting suppliers based on their commitment to responsible sourcing.

Selection of Suppliers:
Devine Works Limited will work with suppliers who share our commitment to responsible sourcing. Suppliers will be required to provide evidence that the materials they supply have been responsibly sourced. This may include certification from recognized organizations such as the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or other accredited certification bodies.

Traceability:
Devine Works Limited will maintain traceability throughout the supply chain to ensure all constituent materials are responsibly sourced. This includes tracking the origin of all raw materials and ensuring all suppliers meet our standards for responsible sourcing.

Monitoring:
We will regularly monitor suppliers to ensure they continue to meet our responsible sourcing standards, including conducting periodic audits for compliance.

Communication:
Devine Works Limited will communicate its commitment to responsible sourcing to all stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, employees, and the public. This includes sharing information about our responsible sourcing policies and encouraging others to adopt similar standards.

Conclusion:
Devine Works Limited is dedicated to ensuring that all products used in our operations are made with responsibly sourced materials. This commitment extends through supplier selection, supply chain traceability, monitoring, and open communication. We will continue to review and update our policies and practices to stay at the forefront of responsible sourcing.

Contacting Us

If you have any questions about our site, Terms, Conditions, or Privacy Policy, please contact us at info@devineworks.com. Alternatively, our contact details can be found on our Contact Page. Please ensure your query is clear, especially if it is a request for information about the data we hold about you.

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