Understanding roofing warranties is essential for protecting your investment and ensuring peace of mind. Allied Emergency Services provides a detailed overview of what roofing warranties entail and how they benefit homeowners.
Types of Roofing Warranties
- Manufacturer’s Warranty:
- Material Defects: Covers defects in roofing materials.
- Coverage Duration: Typically ranges from 10 to 50 years.
- Workmanship Warranty:
- Installation Issues: Covers problems resulting from improper installation.
- Coverage Duration: Varies by contractor, often ranges from 1 to 10 years.
Key Features of Roofing Warranties
- Transferability: Some warranties can be transferred to a new homeowner if the property is sold.
- Prorated vs. Non-Prorated: Prorated warranties may cover less over time, while non-prorated warranties provide full coverage for the entire term.
- Exclusions and Limitations: Understand what is not covered, such as damage from natural disasters or improper maintenance.
Benefits of a Roofing Warranty
- Peace of Mind: Knowing that your investment is protected against defects and poor workmanship.
- Financial Protection: Reduces the cost of unexpected repairs or replacements.
- Increased Home Value: A transferable warranty can be an attractive selling point for potential buyers.
How to Ensure Warranty Coverage
- Hire Certified Contractors: Ensure your roofer is certified by the manufacturer.
- Regular Maintenance: Follow recommended maintenance guidelines to keep your warranty valid.
- Proper Documentation: Keep all warranty documents and records of maintenance and repairs.
Contact Allied Emergency Services for Expert Roofing Solutions
At Allied Emergency Services, we ensure that your roofing project is backed by comprehensive warranties for your peace of mind. Contact us for professional roofing services and learn more about our warranty offerings.
For immediate service or consultation, contact us at Allied Emergency Services, INC.
Contact Information:
Phone: 1-800-792-0212
Email: Info@AlliedEmergencyServices.com
Location: Serving Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana with a focus on the greater Chicago area.
Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational purposes only. For professional advice, consult experts in the field.
