About this example
This example is the warranty certificate a roofing contractor gives homeowners after replacing their hail-damaged roof. It follows the contractor's estimate for the same house and confirms two warranties: ten years on workmanship from the roofer and the shingle manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty, registered in the owners' names.
Homeowners keep a roofing warranty for years and need it when something goes wrong, so this certificate is practical. It shows the roof plan covered, what is and is not covered, including hail and storm damage that belong to home insurance, and how to make a claim with a 48-hour inspection promise. It lists what was installed and where, the checks done on completion and the simple upkeep that keeps the warranty valid, before transfer and remedy terms and a registration stamp.
Who it is for
Roofing contractors who issue workmanship warranties, and homeowners who need a clear record of their roof warranty.