Fifteen years. In writing. Transferable.
Five years leak-free on our workmanship, plus ten more years of extended system coverage through Owens Corning on qualifying installs. Here's what that means without the legal fog.
Our workmanship, leak-free. Period.
If our installation leaks, we fix it and any resulting interior damage repair is on us. No deductible, no "acts of nature" dodge for weather the roof was rated for, no invoice.
Extended system coverage via Owens Corning.
On qualifying full-system installs, coverage extends through the manufacturer's program — which exists precisely because we install to their spec. Materials and workmanship, backed by a company bigger than any contractor.
Covered
- ✓ Leaks from installation workmanship
- ✓ Flashing and penetration seals we installed
- ✓ Ridge, valley, and edge detail failures
- ✓ Fastener back-out and related lifting
- ✓ Interior damage caused by a covered leak
Not covered (told to you straight)
- ✗ Storm damage — that's your homeowner policy's job (we help with the claim)
- ✗ Damage from other trades on the roof after us
- ✗ Pressure-washing (it destroys shingles — don't)
- ✗ Unmaintained moss on cedar systems with a written care schedule
What "lifetime warranty" actually means
You'll see competitors advertise "lifetime workmanship warranties." Before that decides your bid, read the fine print for these four clauses — then compare honestly:
| Ask the fine print | Typical "lifetime" warranty | Ours, in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Whose lifetime? | Usually the original owner's — coverage dies at the sale, exactly when a roof warranty is worth the most. | 15 defined years, transferable once to the next owner. |
| Prorated? | Often — year-15 coverage may be a fraction of year-1 coverage, on a schedule buried in an appendix. | Not prorated. Year 5 of workmanship coverage equals year 1; years 6–15 run through Owens Corning's program. |
| Who backs it? | A single company's continued existence and goodwill. | Us for the first five years — then a Fortune-500 manufacturer for ten more on qualifying systems. |
| How do you claim? | Read the notice requirements; some demand certified mail within days of discovery. | One phone call. We inspect within days; if it's on us, we fix it. |
A defined promise you can enforce beats an undefined one you can't. Bring us any competitor's warranty document — we'll walk through both, clause by clause, at the kitchen table.
Warranty questions, straight answers
How do I make a warranty claim?
One phone call: 360-404-7835. No forms-first runaround. We inspect within days, and if it's on us, we fix it — that's the entire process.
Does the warranty transfer if I sell my home?
Yes — one transfer to the new owner is included. A transferable roof warranty is a genuine line item in a home sale; your listing agent will thank you.
What voids the warranty?
The honest list: unrepaired damage from other trades (satellite installers are the classic), pressure-washing the roof, and unauthorized modifications. Normal weather — including the storms we build for — does not.
What’s the difference between your warranty and the manufacturer’s?
Ours covers workmanship — the installation. The manufacturer covers the materials. Roof failures in the first decade are overwhelmingly installation failures, which is why a long workmanship warranty is the one that matters and the one cheap bids never include.
A warranty is only as good as the install under it.
Start with the free inspection — the warranty conversation comes with real numbers attached.