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Terms of Service

Last updated: July 27, 2026

These terms are written in plain language on purpose. Same Day Landscapes is operated by Chris Coussa, a sole proprietor based in St. George, Washington County, Utah (“we,” “us”). By placing an order you agree to the terms below.

1. What the service is

We provide bid visualization: you send us photographs of a listing, and we return digitally furnished versions of those photographs. Deliverables are digital image files at full-resolution resolution. Every design render is delivered in two versions — a clean version and a version labeled “Visualization” for bid disclosure. We do not provide physical staging, photography, appraisal, brokerage, or legal services.

2. Turnaround

Most orders are delivered within one hour of photo upload, at any hour on any day. Every order is targeted for delivery within one business day of photo receipt. These are service targets we take seriously, not contractual deadlines — if we miss one, the revision and remedy process in section 3 is your recourse.

3. Quality promise — we revise until it’s right

Our promise about quality is the revision process: every order includes two free revision rounds (see section 5), and we work with you in good faith until the images meet the standard described on this site. If, after completing the included revision rounds, the delivered images still contain a material defect we cannot correct, contact us within 7 days of the final delivery and we will make it right — up to and including a refund at our discretion. Refunds are not available for preference alone once revision rounds have been offered, or for images that have been used in a listing or in marketing.

4. No outcome guarantees

We cite industry research (such as NAR’s Profile of Home Staging) because it’s real, but we make no promise that staging will sell your property faster, at a higher price, or at all. Market outcomes depend on your market. Nothing on this site is a guarantee of income or results.

5. Revisions

Every order includes two free revision rounds — a different design direction, another area, adjustments within the original scope. Changes beyond two rounds, or new rooms/photos not in the original order, are quoted separately before we do the work.

6. Ownership and license

  • You own the deliverables once you’ve paid. Upon full payment, all rights we hold in the design renders transfer to you. Use them in your property, marketing, and portfolio without restriction.
  • You confirm you have the right to submit the source photos you send us (yours, or licensed from your photographer). We design them; we don’t verify photo licensing for you.
  • We may ask to feature before/after examples in our own portfolio. We’ll only do so with your permission, and never before the listing is publicly marketed.

7. How the images are made (AI disclosure)

Our production uses AI-assisted image generation combined with human quality control on every image. A person reviews every deliverable before it reaches you. We add landscaping, hardscape, and lighting only; we never alter architecture, windows, floors, fixtures, or the structure of the home. See our Virtual Staging Disclosure for what that means for bid disclosure.

8. Your responsibilities

  • Disclosing design-rendered images to your client, buyers, and clients as your client rules and local regulations require. We make it easy (labeled versions are always included), but the disclosure obligation is the contractor’s.
  • Providing accurate contact information and usable source photos.
  • Paying for orders you place.

9. Limits of liability

To the fullest extent Utah law allows, our total liability for any claim arising from an order is capped at the amount you paid for that order. We are not liable for indirect or consequential damages, or for how images are used after delivery.

10. Housekeeping

Current pricing is listed on the site and confirmed at checkout. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, with venue in Washington County. We may update these terms; the date above always reflects the current version, and material changes will be noted to active customers. Questions? Email us — a person reads it.

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