Warranty
Backed, not just promised. Here's what that actually means for each system we install.
What Backed Actually Means
A warranty is only as good as what’s behind it
A warranty is a promise on paper until something actually goes wrong. What matters is whether the manufacturer stands behind it, whether the terms are honest about what's covered, and whether staying eligible requires anything from you. Here's what each system we install is actually backed by.
In Their Words
What our customers are saying
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Keeping It Active
Most Warranties Aren't Set And Forget
Several of these warranties require scheduled maintenance to remain enforceable. Skipping a visit can void coverage even if the roof still looks fine from the ground. See Roof Coating Maintenance And Warranty Renewal for what that actually involves.
FAQ
Straight answers
What does no dollar limit actually mean?
It means the warranty pays out at full value for the life of the term, not a declining amount as the roof ages.
Do I have to do anything to keep my warranty active?
On systems with a maintenance requirement, yes. Skipping scheduled maintenance can void coverage regardless of how the roof looks.
If I sell the building, does the warranty transfer?
[ Placeholder: confirm warranty transferability on a change of ownership with Justin before this goes live. ]