Coverage That Actually Pays Out When You Need It
A commercial roof is one of the largest line items on a property’s capital plan, and it should last 20, 30, or 40 years. What protects that investment is not the brochure, it is the warranty language and the contractor who installed the system. Roofs installed by uncertified crews can void the manufacturer’s coverage entirely, leaving the owner holding the bill.
Two Kinds of Coverage to Ask About
Every roofing project involves two separate protections, and you want both in writing before work begins. Material coverage comes from the manufacturer and pays for defects in the products themselves, with terms that vary widely by brand, system, and membrane thickness. Workmanship coverage comes from the contractor and pays for installation errors, which is where the majority of roof problems actually originate. On commercial systems, no dollar limit guarantees are available that cover both materials and labor without capping the payout at the original roof price. Most manufacturer guarantees also require documented inspections and maintenance, so keeping records is part of keeping coverage.
Certifications That Make Stronger Warranties Possible
Kraft Commercial Roofing holds GAF MasterElite and Master Commercial Applicator status, a designation held by roughly the top one percent of commercial roofers nationwide. Our installation crews are factory trained and certified to strict manufacturer standards, which allows us to offer NDL warranties backed by multi-billion dollar manufacturer reserve funds instead of a contractor’s handshake. We register every warranty at closeout and give you the documentation.
We review coverage as part of commercial roof replacement, single ply roof installation, commercial roof coatings, and commercial roof inspection.
Call Kraft Commercial Roofing at (817) 230-4838 to review the warranty options for your building. We will explain exactly what is covered, what is excluded, and what it costs before you commit.
