The roof is essential for the protection of your commercial property, and it is a major investment. When getting a new roof for your building, one of the most important things to factor in is the warranty. You want a comprehensive warranty that will protect your investment against manufacturing defects that can cause early roof failure.
Trusted roof repair contractor, Larry Walty Roofing & Guttering Inc. shares basic things about commercial roofing warranties every property owner should know.
This guarantee will only cover materials directly purchased from the manufacturer. This type of warranty usually does not cover labor costs to repair or replace the affected materials.
Your manufacturer may cover your roof repair costs if the damage occurred due to defective materials or workmanship. Most times, labor and material warranties are pro-rated, which means that the coverage for replacing or repairing damaged components reduces over the years.
Material warranties guarantee that the products of the manufacturers will not fail within a specified time. This type of warranty usually has a validity period of 10 to 30 years or more.
This type of warranty only covers the membrane of the commercial roofing system. It is not comprehensive and does not provide coverage for insulation or decking issues. It is the most basic warranty that commercial and residential roofing manufacturers offer.
Larry Walty Roofing & Guttering Inc. is a residential and commercial roof repair service that provides expert gutter, window and siding replacement. We pour concrete and offer exterior painting services. Whatever you need for your home or business, we can help, so call us – NO ROOF TOO BIG, no roof too. Call 662-488-5149 or complete our contact form today to get a free estimate. We serve clients in El Dorado, KS.
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