Website terms

Terms of Use

Basic terms for using Cedar & Stone Property Services to submit Sussex property work requests.

About Cedar & Stone property services

Cedar & Stone Property Services is operated by Lee Drummond. Property enquiries are made directly to Cedar & Stone and each request is considered on its scope, location, timing and availability.

Property work enquiries

You must provide information that is accurate to the best of your knowledge and relates to genuine property work in Sussex.

No guarantee of availability

Submitting a property enquiry does not guarantee that Cedar & Stone will accept the work, provide a quotation or begin work within a particular timeframe. A contract for property work is not created merely by submitting the website form.

Terms for accepted work

Where Cedar & Stone agrees to take on work, the relevant scope, quotation or price and any job-specific terms should be confirmed separately before the work begins.

Trades recruitment

Cedar & Stone no longer accepts new work-seeker registrations or trade vacancies. Trades recruitment is handled separately through TradeKind, a separate Sussex trades platform. Any use of TradeKind is subject to TradeKind’s own terms and privacy information rather than these Cedar & Stone property-service terms.

Information you submit

Only provide information you are entitled to provide and that is relevant to the enquiry. Do not submit identity documents, financial information or unnecessary sensitive information through free-text fields.

Specialist work

Some work requires particular registrations, licences, permissions or specialist competence. The requirements that apply to the specific job must be satisfied by the person or business carrying out that work before it begins.

Emergency situations

This website is not an emergency service. If there is an immediate risk to life, fire, gas safety, structural safety or another serious hazard, contact the relevant emergency service or utility.

Your statutory rights

Nothing in these website terms is intended to remove rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under UK consumer law.