There are several different types of roofing warranties that a manufacturer may offer. These warranties can vary in terms of the length of coverage, the types of defects or problems that are covered, and the exclusions and limitations of the warranty. Some common types of roofing warranties include:
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1. Limited Lifetime warranty:
Covering defects in materials and workmanship for a specific period of time. This is often a “lifetime” warranty, with broader coverage for the first 5-10 years.
This type of warranty is generally the most basic level of protection offered by a manufacturer.
2. Full or comprehensive warranty:
This type of warranty provides more comprehensive coverage than a limited warranty, including defects in materials and workmanship as well as other problems that may arise with the roof, such as leaks or damage from wind or hail.
Full warranties may also cover the cost of repairs or replacement if necessary.
3. No-dollar-limit (NDL) warranty:
NDL Warranties provide the most comprehensive coverage, including defects in materials and workmanship as well as other problems that may arise with the roof.
Unlike a full warranty, an NDL warranty does not have a maximum limit on the amount that the manufacturer will pay for repairs or replacement.
4. Workmanship warranty:
These warranties cover defects in the workmanship of the roofing installation, rather than defects in the materials themselves.
Workmanship warranties may be offered by the contractor or installer rather than the manufacturer.
Final Thoughts
It is important to carefully read and understand the terms of any roofing warranty offered by a manufacturer before making a purchase, as the specifics of the coverage can vary significantly!
Here at Kapili, our Customer Success Team is trained to help you select the warranty that best suits the needs of your family and your goals for your home.
