Lifetime
Workmanship
Warranty

Our workmanship warranty is non-prorated. That simply means the value of our workmanship coverage does not decrease over time. A workmanship issue ten years from now is treated as seriously as a workmanship issue one year after installation, as long as the roof has been reasonably maintained and not altered or abused. We do not step down coverage based on age or apply sliding scales to the labor we provide to correct our own mistakes.

The warranty is also transferable, subject to the terms in our written warranty document. If you sell your home, you can hand the next owner a roof and a workmanship guarantee from the original installer. That makes the roof an asset, not a question mark. For buyers coming into a Nashville-area property, knowing the original metal roofing contractor is still on the hook for their workmanship is a real advantage.

This warranty covers the installation work we perform on your metal roof. That includes the way panels are fastened, how flashings are integrated, how penetrations are sealed, and how trims, terminations, and transitions are built. If water is getting in because a seam was not properly locked, a flashing was not tied in correctly, or a detail was not done to our standard, that falls under workmanship.

If a panel was misaligned, a flashing was left short, or a termination detail was not built to shed water correctly, those are workmanship failures. If that workmanship failure causes a leak or damage to the roof system itself, we are responsible for correcting the roofing work within the scope of our written warranty.

This workmanship warranty is separate from any manufacturer material warranty. It does not replace or limit what the metal, underlayment, or accessory manufacturers provide; it sits beside those warranties and specifically addresses the labor that installed those products on your home.

A workmanship warranty is not an “everything that could ever happen” policy. It does not cover damage from severe weather events, fallen trees or branches, impact from debris, fire, modifications made by others, or neglect such as allowing gutters to stay clogged until water backs up into the home. It does not cover material defects in panels, coatings, underlayments, or accessories; those are addressed under the manufacturer’s own warranties.

If a tornado tears through, a tree falls on the house, or someone else cuts into the roof to add equipment and does not flash it properly, that is not a workmanship failure by us. In those cases, we are still happy to help with repairs as a paid service, but it is separate from the Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.

The official written warranty describes all inclusions and exclusions in detail; this page is meant to explain the intent in plain language so you understand what you can count on from us.

If you ever suspect a workmanship issue, the process is simple. You contact us, we schedule a visit, and we inspect the roof. We look at the affected area, trace the water path or issue back to its source, and determine whether the root cause is workmanship, materials, or outside damage. If the problem is covered by our workmanship warranty, we schedule the repair and correct the issue at no labor cost under the terms of the warranty.

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If the issue is outside the workmanship warranty, we explain what we found, what needs to be done, and what options you have. We do not hide behind fine print. Our goal is to be clear about what is covered, what is not, and why.