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Warranty

What you are actually covered for

Roofing warranties are written to sound better than they are. Here is exactly what you get, in plain terms.

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    IKO Roof Pro

    Select tier installer

  • Experience

    30 years

    2,000+ roofs

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Two warranties, not one

Every roof we install comes with coverage from two directions. Ours covers the work. IKO's covers the materials.

From us

2 or 5 years

Workmanship warranty, depending on the package you choose. Covers the installation itself.

From IKO

15 or 20 years

Iron Clad material warranty, available because we are a Roof Pro Select certified installer.

The Iron Clad difference

Most material warranties depreciate. The longer you own the roof, the less a claim pays out, which is how a "lifetime" warranty can be worth almost nothing by the time you would need it.

Iron Clad does not work that way. A claim in year 20 still pays 100 percent of what the materials are worth. That coverage is only available through contractors certified at the Roof Pro Select tier.

It transfers with the house

Limited lifetime coverage, fully transferable if you sell the home. If you sell, the buyer inherits the coverage, and a recent roof with transferable warranty is a genuine selling point.

What keeps it valid

Full tear-off rather than a layover, and proper attic ventilation. Both are standard on every roof we install, which is not true everywhere. Roofing over an old layer is the most common reason a homeowner discovers their warranty is void exactly when they need it.

Questions we get asked

What is the difference between a workmanship and a material warranty?

The material warranty comes from IKO and covers the shingles themselves. The workmanship warranty comes from us and covers the installation. You need both. A shingle defect and a badly flashed chimney are different problems with different remedies.

What does "no depreciation" actually mean?

Most material warranties reduce their payout every year you own the roof, so a claim in year 15 might be worth a fraction of the material cost. Under Iron Clad the payout stays at 100 percent of material value for the full term.

Does the warranty transfer if I sell the house?

Yes. Coverage transfers to the new owner, which is worth mentioning when you list the property. A recent roof with transferable coverage is a real selling point.

What voids a roof warranty?

Roofing over an existing layer, poor attic ventilation, and work done later by another contractor who disturbs the system are the common ones. We do full tear-offs and install ridge vent specifically so neither of the first two applies to your roof.

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