When investing in a new roof, the warranty is just as important as the materials and installation. A roof warranty gives you peace of mind and protects your investment against unexpected issues. At Kore Roofing, we believe informed homeowners make smarter decisions, so let’s break down the essentials of roof warranties and how they safeguard your home.
Why Roof Warranties Matter
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Protects against costly repairs from defects or installation errors
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Adds long-term value and peace of mind
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Can increase resale value if transferable
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Shows contractor and manufacturer confidence in their product and work
Types of Roof Warranties
| Warranty Type | What It Covers | Why It Matters |
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| Manufacturer’s Warranty | Covers defects in roofing materials (shingles, tiles, etc.) | Protects you if materials fail prematurely |
| Workmanship Warranty | Covers issues caused by improper installation | Ensures your contractor stands behind their work |
| Extended Manufacturer’s Warranty | Covers both materials and workmanship, often through certified contractors | Provides the most comprehensive protection |
At Kore Roofing, we provide robust workmanship warranties and work with top manufacturers to offer extended coverage for your home.
Key Elements to Review in Any Warranty
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Coverage Duration – Ranges from 20 years to lifetime for materials; 2–10 years for workmanship.
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What’s Covered – Labor, materials, or both; exclusions may apply.
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Transferability – Can the warranty transfer to a new homeowner if you sell?
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Proration – Some warranties decrease coverage over time.
Common Warranty Exclusions
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Improper Maintenance – Skipping inspections or neglecting care can void your warranty.
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Acts of Nature – Events like monsoons, hail, or earthquakes are often excluded.
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Unauthorized Repairs – Work done by non-certified contractors may nullify coverage.
How to Protect Your Roof Warranty
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Schedule Regular Inspections – Catch issues early and keep your coverage valid.
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Maintain Documentation – Keep contracts, receipts, and service records safe.
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Address Issues Promptly – Don’t let small leaks grow into costly damage.
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Hire Certified Contractors – Always use qualified pros like Kore Roofing for installations and repairs.
FAQ – Roof Warranties in Arizona
Q: How long do roof warranties usually last?
A: Material warranties can last 20–50+ years, while workmanship warranties often cover 2–10 years.
Q: Are warranties voided by Arizona’s extreme weather?
A: Many exclude “acts of nature” like severe storms, but proper installation helps reduce storm-related issues.
Q: Can I transfer my warranty if I sell my house?
A: Some warranties are transferable, which can boost property value — but transfer rules and fees vary.
Q: What’s the best way to ensure I stay covered?
A: Schedule regular inspections and use only certified contractors for maintenance and repairs.
Bottom Line
Your roof warranty is more than paperwork — it’s your home’s safety net. At Kore Roofing, our workmanship and manufacturer-backed warranties are designed to give you confidence and long-term protection. When you choose us, you’re not just getting a new roof, you’re securing a safer, more valuable home.
📞 Call Kore Roofing today at (480)-690-9949 or visit koreroofing.com to schedule your free roof inspection and learn more about our warranty-backed solutions.
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