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Roofing Warranties Demystified: What You Need to Know

Published Dec 22, 24
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Roofing warranties play a vital role in protecting your home’s most significant investment. Learn why they matter and how to choose the best coverage for your needs.

What Are Roofing Warranties?

Think of a roofing warranty as your safety net—an assurance that the work done is covered in case something goes wrong, protecting your home investment for years to come.

Material Warranties vs. Comprehensive Warranties: What’s the Difference?

There are different types of roofing warranties. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand the key differences:

  • Material-Only Warranties: A material-only warranty ensures your roofing materials are covered, but any installation issues remain your responsibility.
  • Labor/Material Warranties: Labor and material warranties provide complete coverage, ensuring that both the materials and the installation are protected.

The Advantage of Manufacturer-Backed Warranties

Manufacturer-backed warranties provide you with an extra layer of protection—if something goes wrong with the installation, the manufacturer steps in to help.

How Weathercraft Ensures Warranty Transparency

We take pride in offering clear, reliable warranties. With Weathercraft, you’re always informed about your roof’s coverage.

  • Each project includes a clear, written warranty provided on official manufacturer letterhead.
  • We make sure all coverage details and warranty durations are clearly stated.
  • Our team conducts a full inspection to confirm that your roof adheres to the strictest standards.

We educate homeowners on the differences between warranties, so you can make an informed decision.

Selecting the right warranty could protect your investment and reduce future stress. Contact Weathercraft for help finding the best option for your home.

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