Commercial Roof
Warranties
A roof warranty is only as useful as what it covers and whether it stays valid. This page explains the main types of commercial roof warranties, what each usually covers, and what building owners must do to keep coverage in force, plus the guarantees Advanced Roofing & Paving provides on its own work.
Our Guarantees
Our roof repairs carry product and workmanship guarantees, and our sealcoating carries a warranty on material and workmanship.
Types of Commercial Roof Warranties
| Warranty type | Who issues it | Typically covers |
|---|---|---|
| Workmanship warranty | The roofing contractor | Installation errors by the contractor for a set period |
| Manufacturer material warranty | The product manufacturer | Defects in the roofing materials only |
| Manufacturer system warranty | The manufacturer | Materials and specified components installed as a system |
| NDL (No Dollar Limit) warranty | The manufacturer, through an approved contractor | Repairs to covered leaks without a dollar cap, subject to exclusions |
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Storm damage beyond rated wind speeds, and hail beyond stated limits. See storm damage roof repair.
Damage from foot traffic, other trades or rooftop equipment work
Alterations or repairs made by unauthorized contractors
Ponding water where the warranty excludes it
Lack of documented maintenance
How to Keep Your Roof Warranty Valid
- Keep the warranty document and installation records
- Schedule regular inspections and maintenance, and keep dated records
- Use an approved contractor for repairs where the warranty requires it
- Report leaks to the warranty holder within the stated time
- Get approval before adding equipment or penetrations
Warranty Considerations When Replacing a Roof
When you compare replacement proposals, ask each contractor who issues the warranty, how long it lasts, whether it is material-only or full system, and what inspection the manufacturer requires at completion
QUESTIONS
Roof Warranty FAQs
A No Dollar Limit warranty is issued by the manufacturer and covers repair costs for covered leaks without a dollar cap, subject to the warranty's terms and exclusions.
Usually only up to stated limits. Severe storm damage is often an insurance matter.
It can. Many manufacturer warranties require repairs by approved contractors. Check your document first.