General Terms and Conditions

    Last updated: February 10, 2026

    These terms and conditions apply to quotations, agreements, and services performed by Duikwerken Pellegrims, unless agreed otherwise in writing.

    1. Scope

    These terms apply to all offers, assignments, agreements, and service deliveries by Duikwerken Pellegrims.

    Any deviation is valid only when confirmed in writing by both parties.

    2. Quotations and agreements

    Quotations are indicative and remain valid for the period stated in the quotation.

    An agreement is concluded after written confirmation of the assignment or when work has effectively started.

    3. Performance of services

    Duikwerken Pellegrims performs services according to professional standards and applicable safety and quality rules.

    Deadlines are targeted where reasonably possible and are indicative unless explicitly agreed as binding.

    4. Client cooperation

    The client provides all required information, access, and facilities in time for correct execution.

    Delays or additional costs caused by late, incorrect, or incomplete information are borne by the client.

    5. Prices and payment

    All prices are exclusive of VAT and other levies unless otherwise stated.

    Invoices are payable within the payment term stated on the invoice.

    Late payment may result in default interest and collection costs according to applicable law.

    6. Changes and additional work

    Changes to the assignment or additional work may lead to adjusted pricing and planning.

    Additional work is performed after client approval, in writing or by demonstrable assignment confirmation.

    7. Liability

    Duikwerken Pellegrims is only liable for direct damage resulting from proven gross negligence or intentional misconduct.

    Liability for indirect damage, consequential loss, loss of profit, or business interruption is excluded to the extent permitted by law.

    8. Force majeure

    Duikwerken Pellegrims is not liable for delays or failures caused by force majeure, including but not limited to extreme weather, accidents, government measures, strikes, or failures of third parties.

    9. Governing law and jurisdiction

    All agreements are governed by Belgian law.

    Disputes should preferably be settled amicably; if required, the competent courts of the district of the registered office have jurisdiction.