Roofing warranties typically come in two parts: a manufacturer warranty covering material defects, and a workmanship warranty from the contractor covering
<p>Roofing warranties typically come in two parts: a manufacturer warranty covering material defects, and a workmanship warranty from the contractor covering installation errors — the two are separate and it's worth understanding what each one does and doesn't include.</p>
<p>The roofing industry, unfortunately, attracts more than its share of fly-by-night operators — especially in the weeks after a major hailstorm, when "storm chasers" go door to door offering deals that often don't hold up. Knowing what to look for protects both your home and your money.</p>
<p>In practical terms, take your time — a legitimate contractor won't pressure you into a same-day decision, and it's entirely reasonable to get a second quote, check online reviews, and confirm licensing and insurance before signing anything.</p>
<p>Get warranty terms in writing before work begins, not verbally promised after the fact.</p>
<p>If you're dealing with this in your own home, Raico Roofing offers free, no-obligation inspections across Calgary and the surrounding area. Call us at (403) 401-6509 or email info@raicoroofing.ca and we'll give you a straight answer.</p>
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