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# What happens to my delivery if there is severe weather?

In the case of inclement weather or unforeseen delivery complications beyond our control, we will likely make adjustments to our delivery schedule. This may include suspending, rescheduling, or canceling chosen delivery dates at our discretion. We will communicate any delivery complications or adjustments directly with you if your order is affected. In the event that we are unable to make a scheduled delivery for any reason, we may, at our discretion, issue you a refund or credit of the purchase price for the delivery not received.


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