Terms of use

What Dohipa is

Dohipa is an information service that helps residents of Poland describe a construction or renovation job and compare offers from local crews. We present each crew in a general way: what the job involves, how a request is prepared and what you can compare between offers. You can read more about this process on the how comparing crew offers works page.

The service does not carry out construction work and does not act as a contractor. Any agreement for work is made directly between you and the crew you choose. Payments for the work itself are arranged with the crew, without any fixed amounts on this site; pricing details are always agreed individually on request.

Requesting work

A request starts with a short description of the work: the type of job, the location and any details that matter to you. After you send the request, you can review the material on this site, compare how crews describe their conditions and prepare questions before you contact anyone.

You agree that the details you provide in a request are used only to handle that request, as described in our privacy notice. Do not include information about other people without their knowledge.

How we run the site

We keep the content of the site accurate and current. We may update these terms when the way the service works changes; the date at the top of this page always shows the current version. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.

Your responsibilities

• Use the site lawfully and describe your request honestly.
• Check the details of any crew you consider and agree the scope, timing and payment directly with them.
• Do not copy site content for commercial reuse without permission.

Liability

Dohipa provides general information to support your own comparison of crews. We are not a party to any contract for construction or renovation work and are not responsible for how a chosen crew performs it. Your consumer rights under Polish law, including withdrawal from a contract where the law allows it, remain fully intact.

Complaints

If something on this site does not work as described or a request was not handled properly, you can send a complaint through the contact page. The order in which complaints are reviewed is set out on the complaint handling procedure page. Any dispute is resolved under Polish law.

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