Lifetime Transferable Workmanship Warranty
At RE Roofing & Construction, we stand behind the quality of our work. We offer different workmanship warranty terms depending on the type of project performed.
Roofing installations are covered by our Lifetime Leak-Free Workmanship Warranty, while all other construction work is covered by a one (1) year workmanship warranty, as outlined below.
Two Tiers of Coverage
At RE Roofing & Construction, we offer different workmanship warranty terms depending on the type of work performed. Roofing installations receive our best-in-class lifetime coverage. All other construction work is backed by a solid one-year warranty.
Lifetime Leak-Free Workmanship Warranty
All new roof installations performed by RE Roofing & Construction are backed by our Lifetime Leak-Free Workmanship Warranty. If a roof we installed develops a leak caused solely by our workmanship, we'll repair it at no cost to you. This warranty is also transferable one time to a subsequent homeowner, adding lasting value to your property.
1-Year Workmanship Warranty
All non-roofing construction — including patios, pergolas, decking, siding, trim, and general construction work — is covered by a one-year workmanship warranty from the date of completion. This warranty covers workmanship-related defects only.
What's Covered & What's Not
✅ What Is Covered (Roofing Only)
- Lifetime protection against leaks caused solely by workmanship errors related to our roofing installation
- Roofing components supplied and installed by RE Roofing & Construction, including shingles, flashing, underlayment, and related roofing details
- One-time transferability to a subsequent homeowner (with $175 administrative fee)
🚫 What Is Not Covered (All Work)
- Damage caused by acts of nature — wind, hail, lightning, ice storms, or other weather events
- Ice damming, ice buildup from inadequate insulation or ventilation, or ice dams not promptly mitigated by the homeowner
- Leaks or damage from lack of routine maintenance, neglect, or misuse
- Work, alterations, or repairs performed by anyone other than RE Roofing & Construction
- Damage from structural issues including foundation movement, settling, framing defects, or design flaws
- Manufacturer defects in materials (covered under manufacturer's warranty only)
- Normal wear and tear or cosmetic issues
Transferring Your Warranty
The Lifetime Workmanship Warranty may be transferred one time to a new homeowner, providing added value when you sell your property. Here’s how the transfer process works:
Warranty Transfer Made Simple
A transferable warranty adds real market value to your home — buyers appreciate the confidence of knowing the roof is backed by the installer.
- 1. The lifetime workmanship warranty may be transferred one (1) time only
- 2. A $175 administrative transfer fee applies
- 3. Transfer must be requested in writing within 30 days of property closing
- 4. Failure to properly transfer the warranty voids all remaining workmanship coverage
Warranty Limitations
- The lifetime workmanship warranty applies only to roofing systems installed by RE Roofing & Construction
- All other construction work is limited to a one-year workmanship warranty
- Roofs must be properly maintained — including keeping gutters clear and addressing conditions that may contribute to water or ice buildup
- Warranty coverage is limited strictly to the repair of workmanship-related issues
Legal Disclaimer
This Lifetime Leak-Free Workmanship Warranty applies only to roofing installations performed by RE Roofing & Construction and is transferable one (1) time for a $175 administrative fee. All other construction work is covered by a one-year workmanship warranty unless otherwise stated in writing. This warranty is the exclusive warranty provided. No other warranties, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, shall apply. Liability is strictly limited to repair of workmanship-related issues. Under no circumstances shall RE Roofing & Construction be liable for incidental, indirect, or consequential damages.