Roofing Warranty
Document warranty coverage, validity period, exclusions, claim process, and acknowledgment. Covers roof conditions, assessment findings, proposed remediation…
Complete and download the PDF before creating an account
When to use and what to include
Define coverage terms online, then generate a warranty PDF for project closeout. Use this at project completion to state the workmanship coverage entered for installation labor, separate from any manufacturer material warranty.
What to include
- Property address, installation completion date, roof sections covered, and the shingle or membrane product installed including manufacturer and product line.
- Workmanship warranty term in years, specifying exactly what is covered: leaks caused by installation error, flashing failures, improper nail patterns, and improperly sealed penetrations.
- Exclusions stated plainly: damage from storms, falling trees, foot traffic, unauthorized modifications, lack of gutter maintenance, and acts of nature beyond your control.
- Claim process with a phone number or email to report issues, your response time commitment, and what the homeowner should do immediately if they notice a leak.
Common questions
- Can I customize this Roofing Warranty online for each project?
- Yes. Revise the covered items, exclusions, duration, and claim process in the guided form before downloading the final PDF.
- Can I save this Roofing Warranty and reuse it with project-specific edits?
- Yes. With an account, save a baseline and adapt it per job, product, and workmanship terms.
- Can I generate a handoff-ready PDF from this Roofing Warranty?
- Yes. Export a clean PDF for client closeout packets and internal records.
- Is my warranty separate from the manufacturer warranty?
- Yes. The manufacturer covers defective materials. Your workmanship warranty covers installation errors. The homeowner needs both documents.
- Should I offer a warranty on my work?
- A written warranty can give the customer a clear record of the coverage you choose or are required to provide, including its duration, start date, exclusions, and claim process.
- How long should my warranty be?
- Set the period your business is prepared or required to honor, and state its start date, covered work, exclusions, and claim process. Keep workmanship terms separate from manufacturer coverage.
- What should I exclude from my warranty?
- List how the warranty treats misuse, neglect, weather events, and work performed by others, so each claim follows clear written terms.