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Bill Rafferty, president
Nick Perkins
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| When interviewing contractors be sure to ask what the workmanship guarantees are. Typically, workmanship warrantees are for one or more years. Longer warranties are not more valuable than shorter ones. The length of warranty is less important than the intent and ability of the company to honor that warranty.
The roofer will warrant his workmanship. The manufacturer, on the other hand will warrant the material against manufacturing defects. Thus, two warranties will cover the entire system. Understand them both. Ask for a copy of the manufacturer’s warranty. |
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