When you replace your roof — often after wind or hail damage here in Middle Tennessee and North Georgia — the warranty matters as much as the roof itself. There’s more than one kind, and each covers something different. It’s on you, not your insurance company, to pick a contractor who offers strong coverage, so it pays to know your options before you sign. Here are the main types.
Types of Coverage Explained
Labor Warranty. A labor warranty covers the cost of the work only — not the materials. If the install was done wrong, this is what pays to fix it.
Installation Warranty. An installation warranty covers roof problems caused by a bad install. It’s close to a labor warranty — both protect you if the crew makes a mistake.
Material Warranty. A material warranty covers the materials themselves. If your shingles or other products have a manufacturer defect, they get replaced. It doesn’t cover a bad install — just the materials.
Northpoint’s Warranties
Here’s what comes with a Northpoint roof:
- 10-year labor warranty. Every install includes a 10-year workmanship warranty. If a problem comes up from how the roof was installed — inside or out — we fix it free during those 10 years. It’s also transferable once, with written notice, which adds value if you sell your home.
- Lifetime shingle warranty. Your shingles are covered against manufacturer defects for the life of the shingle.
- Optional upgrade. You can upgrade to a premium manufacturer warranty that covers both labor and materials for up to 50 years, for an added cost.
Why It Matters Here
Our storms put roofs to the test, so strong warranty coverage is real peace of mind. And a warranty you can pass on is a selling point when you list your home — a plus in markets like Franklin and Kennesaw.
Learn More About Your Warranty Options
Want to know exactly what your new roof would be covered for? We’ll walk you through it. We serve Franklin, Kennesaw, and the nearby areas.
Contact us or call 678-345-1711 today.
