The Agreement in One Breath

These Terms of Service set out the ground rules for using the pages of BALDHEAD CABINET CO, for the cabinet works technology the shop installs, and for any cabinet work or system the company performs for you. Put simply, the company does careful, square, well logged work and it expects the same honesty back from you. If something in these terms reads like legalese, please call talk@baldhead.lol and ask Baldheady to put it in shop words.

Browsing these pages alone is not a contract for cabinetry. A contract only starts when the company sends you a signed quote and you accept it. These terms still apply to how you may use the pages and the tools at all times.

The Company You Deal With

The people behind these pages and the systems are BALDHEAD CABINET CO, a company active in computer systems design, computer integrated systems design, and professional and technical services for woodworking shops. The design and build of each system is guided by Baldheady, the developer who founded the shop.

You can write to the company at 20522 Builders St, Bend - 97701-8507, United States (US), reach the email at talk@baldhead.lol, or call the number that ends in +14065083922. A reference in these terms to the company, the shop, or the bench means BALDHEAD CABINET CO and the people it fields to do your work.

Accepting These Terms

When you visit these pages you agree to the parts of these terms that govern the pages, such as the rules on acceptable use and the disclaimer of outside warranties. When you buy cabinetry or subscribe to a shop system, the signed quote and these terms together make up your full agreement with the company.

If you do not agree with a term below, the simplest course is to stop using the page and to tell the company before any money moves. The company would rather lose an unclear deal than start a job under a misunderstanding.

What the Terms Cover

These terms cover three kinds of work. First, the custom cabinetry, built-in casework, and built work that BALDHEAD CABINET CO designs and makes for a client. Second, the design and delivery of software such as cabinet workspace planning, cut-list generation, hardware and inventory tracking, client selection portals, install crew scheduling, and finish room climate monitoring. Third, the ordinary use of this website as a source of honest information about the shop.

Any service the company names on the Services page belongs to one of these three buckets, and the closest part of these terms governs it.

Use of the Website

You may browse these pages for your own honest purposes, whether you are a future client, a curious builder, or a shop owner evaluating the tools. You may save pages for your own notes and may quote a short line from the content if you name the source. You may not copy large sections of the site to resell, to train a machine, or to pass off as your own marketing.

The company runs these pages to inform, not to collect a marketing profile of you. Automated crawling that overloads the server, scraping the text at volume, and bypassing any simple protection the shop has placed are all outside the terms of this page use.

Accounts and Logins

Some tools, such as a client selection portal or a shop system dashboard, ask you to open an account. If you do, you take care of the login you create and you keep your password to yourself. You are answerable for what happens under your login unless you prove that someone else acted in your name.

The company will not ask you for your password, ever, and it will not read a private cabinet selection without reason. If a login is shared carelessly, the company may suspend access to guard its own network and your own records from a stranger.

Quotes, Orders, and Cabinetry

A firm quote from BALDHEAD CABINET CO names the price, the scope, the materials, the finish, and the date the company intends to deliver. A quote is open for the period named on it, which is normally thirty days. After that the price may move with the cost of lumber and hardware.

When you accept a quote, the company holds a slot on the shop calendar for your job. Because a miss on your part can push a carefully built sequence, the company asks for a deposit to confirm an order for custom cabinetry and to bind the material the shop will cut for you. The deposit amount and its fate on cancellation are stated on your quote.

Cut Lists and Production Data

Where the company produces a cut list or a production schedule, it aims for the accuracy a careful hand expects: the list is optimized for the actual saw model, the kerf is counted, and the parts resolve to the materials on your order. The company does not warrant that a list will leave zero offcut, because no cut on real boards ever does.

The shop will double check the plan before the guard locks down. Still, you release the company from blame for a cutting choice you approve on a screen and then reject at the bench.

Installation and Delivery

The company installs its own cabinetry where the site allows the crew to work safely. You agree to give the installers clear access at the time on the schedule, a place to park a truck, and a working level in the room. A last-minute change of site hours can move your install to the next open day without fault to the crew.

Built cabinetry must adapt to the walls it meets. If your wall, floor, or ceiling is more out of true than the site notes admitted, the company will tell you at once and will quote the extra scribe work before it goes further, so there is no surprise on the final invoice.

Prices and Payments

Prices are shown in United States dollars and are billed from the signed quote. The company accepts the payment methods it names on the quote and issues a receipt for each payment. Sales tax is added where the law of your delivery address requires it.

Custom work is billed as the quote says, often in stages tied to the build. If a payment falls late, the company may pause the next shop step until the account is current. The company would rather talk than chase, so call at the number ending in +14065083922 before a note becomes overdue.

Changes, Delays, and Cancellation

The company will tell you early if lumber, hardware, or an unexpected problem will delay your work. A small delay does not void the agreement. A change you request after cutting starts may shift the price and the date, and the company will quote that change before it does the extra work.

If you cancel before material is cut, the company refunds the unused balance of your deposit. If the shop has already sawn panels for your job, the company keeps enough to cover the material and the booked bench time, because those boards can rarely go back to the rack.

Warranty on the Work

BALDHEAD CABINET CO stands behind its cabinetry as a real builder stands behind it, joint by joint. For the period stated on your quote, the company will repair, at no charge to you, any defect in its own joinery, finish adhesion, hinge fitting, or install that proves to be a fault of the shop rather than of use or of the building.

The warranty does not cover normal wear, a scratch from daily life, a splash that sits too long, or movement that comes from a damp room the company was not told about. Good wood moves, and that honest movement is part of what you are buying.

Licensing of Shop Systems

When the company installs a shop tool such as a planning engine or a schedule board, you receive a license to use that tool for your own shop, not ownership of the code behind it. The company keeps the copyright in the software it writes and grants you a running right to use it for the term of your agreement.

You may use the tool across the number of seats your agreement names. You may not take the software apart to copy its logic, resell it, or put it in front of a shop that has not licensed it. Baldheady wrote much of it by hand and would ask the same respect a builder asks for a template cut from brass.

Support and Maintenance

Shop software needs a quiet steadying hand. The name support, the company keeps a help path open during business hours and will fix a genuine defect in a tool without charge for the warranty period on your agreement.

The company may update a tool to keep it working with the browsers and machines you already trust. If an update changes how you work, the company tells you before the change and gives you time to adjust. A deliberate break in a paid system by the company is not a scheduled maintenance, and the company answers for any outage it caused by its own carelessness.

Your Data and Project Files

Your drawings, measurements, and shop records remain yours. The company uses them only to do your project and keeps a backup so a lost file never costs you a week. When your work ends and the care period passes, the company deletes or returns your files as this site and its privacy note describe.

The company will not open your records to advertise to you or to sell them to another shop. If a courts asks for such a record, the company will tell you first whenever it may, so you have a fair chance to protect your own interest.

Intellectual Property

The text, graphics, color scheme, and craft of these pages belong to BALDHEAD CABINET CO and to Baldheady where the material credits the developer. The shop marks and the stencil of the company name are used as this site shows them and may not be borrowed to suggest an endorsement that does not exist.

Building an idea inspired by the approach of the shop is welcome; no one owns the concept of a clean cut list. Copying the pages wholesale is not. The line sits exactly where a fair eye draws it between a nod and a steal.

Acceptable Use

Use the pages, the portals, and the shop tools for their honest purpose. That means no attempt to break into a system, no placing false information that could stall a build, no misrepresenting your authority over a project, and no loading a file meant to harm a machine.

The company monitors its servers for abuse only enough to keep them safe. Reckless behavior that costs the shop time or a machine, such as an automated hammering attack or the upload of a damaging file, will end your access and may bring law enforcement into the conversation.

Disclaimers

The company provides the pages as they stand and does its best to keep the descriptions clean and current. The company does not promise that the pages will run without a hiccup on every browser, and it says plainly that outside links lead to places the shop does not control, which may change after this note is written.

This disclaimer does not touch the real warranty on cabinetry or a paid software defect, which live in their own sections above and fall under the rules of your signed deal. The ideas here describe the page use, not the strength of the wood in a built case.

Limit of Liability

To the fullest extent the law of Oregon allows, the total responsibility of BALDHEAD CABINET CO for a claim tied to a page, an idea on it, or a free tool does not exceed the amount you paid the company in the twelve months before the claim arose. The company does not answer for lost profit of a third shop or for a delay caused by a storm or a supplier the shop did not control.

This limit does not apply to a case where the law does not permit a cap, such as a claim arising from the willful wrongdoing of the company. For paid cabinetry and paid software, the signed quote may state a higher limit, and where it does, that higher limit stands.

Your Duty to Indemnify

You will protect BALDHEAD CABINET CO from a claim that follows directly from your misuse of the pages, from a breach of your part of these terms, or from your careless sharing of a login. In plain words, if your actions pull the shop into a costly and baseless dispute, you carry the reasonable cost of defending it.

This duty does not cover a claim that the shop caused by its own fault. The company asks only that each side answer for its own hand, which is the same fairness the shop expects on the bench.

Links to Third Parties

The pages may point to a finish supplier, a freight line, a building advise site, or another tool the shop finds useful. Those outside sites follow their own rules, and the company does not adopt them by linking.

Before you act on an outside site, read its own terms and check its standing. A link here is a tip of goodwill, never a guarantee from the shop about the reliability or the motives of the place on the other end.

Ending a Relationship

You may stop using these pages at any time. A running software agreement ends under the term and notice named in your signed deal. The company may also end a working relationship if you break a material part of these terms and do not put it right within a reasonable window after a written warning.

When a deal ends, the company returns the project files you own, closes your access to the tool, and delivers a final accounting of what is owed in each direction. Old provisions that must survive, such as the limits of liability and the handling of ownership, keep their force after the main work stops.

Governing Law and Forum

These terms are read under the laws of the State of Oregon, without regard to its rules on conflicts of law, and under the federal law of the United States where it applies. If a dispute about a deal or a page cannot be settled by a friendly call, the parties agree that the courts of Deschutes County, Oregon, and the federal courts that sit for that district, are the proper place to hear it.

The company would surely prefer a bench-side conversation to a courtroom, and it will always take a sincere phone call before it files anything formal.

Entire Agreement and Waivers

Together, these terms and a signed quote hold the whole of the deal between you and the shop. Prior chatter, drafts, or a phone idea that never reached the page do not bind either side unless they are written into the quote.

If a court finds one line of these terms unenforceable, the rest still stands and the weak line is read as narrowly as the law allows. A decision by the company not to enforce a rule on one day is not a standing waiver of that rule on another.

How to Ask a Question

Any question about these terms starts with the shop mail at talk@baldhead.lol or the phone line ending in +14065083922. Correspondence can also reach BALDHEAD CABINET CO at 20522 Builders St, Bend - 97701-8507, United States (US).

Baldheady answers directly and in plain words, because a rule nobody can read is a rule nobody can trust. Ask about a quote, a warranty term, or a clause in this text and the shop will give you a straight answer before you sign anything.