A warranty should be clear before the work starts.
Alliance’s roofing services include workmanship warranties, and many materials come with manufacturer warranties. We’ll confirm the specific coverage and written terms for your roof before work begins.
What to look for
A manufacturer’s product warranty and a contractor’s workmanship coverage address different concerns. Their duration, exclusions, remedies and claim process may differ. A general promise of a lifetime roof is not a substitute for the written terms.
Questions worth asking
Ask which products and installation requirements apply, whether registration is required, and whether enhanced coverage depends on an eligible installer. Check whether labor is included, whether benefits change with age, and whether coverage transfers when the property is sold.
Keep the next step clear
Confirm the exact coverage offered for your Alliance project in writing, including who to call with a concern. Keep your estimate, product information, paid invoices and warranty documents together. This guide does not promise a particular warranty or manufacturer certification.
Does every roof receive the same warranty?+
No. Terms depend on the products, installation, eligibility and written agreements. Confirm the coverage for your specific project.
Further reading: Owens Corning: understanding roof warranties