Manufacturer Warranties
Manufacturer Warranties | Roof Replacement | Roofing | Winfield
When unpredictable Mid-South weather meets aging shingles, Winfield homeowners turn to HEP for confidence that lasts long after the job is done. Our team installs industry-leading roofing systems backed by iron-clad manufacturer warranties, so every nail, flashing, and shingle is covered against defects for years to come. From the first inspection to the final walk-through, you’ll see why neighbors choose us for a roof replacement that adds curb appeal today and dependable protection tomorrow.
Because the warranty is registered directly with the manufacturer, you enjoy hassle-free claim support, transferable coverage, and potential boosts to home value—all without hidden fees. Pair that with HEP’s own workmanship guarantee, and you get double-layered peace of mind that only a local, family-focused company can provide. Ready to shield your Winfield home with the area’s most trusted roofing solution? Call or click to schedule your free inspection and lock in lasting security.
FAQs
What does a manufacturer’s roofing warranty typically cover for a roof replacement in Winfield?
A manufacturer’s warranty generally covers factory-related defects in the roofing materials—such as premature granule loss, blistering, or shingle delamination—that could cause the roof to fail before its stated service life. The warranty does not usually cover problems caused by improper installation, storm damage, foot traffic, or lack of maintenance. If the defect is verified, the manufacturer may supply replacement materials, reimburse a prorated portion of the original material cost, or, on upgraded warranties, cover labor as well.
How is a manufacturer’s warranty different from a workmanship or labor warranty?
The manufacturer’s warranty is issued by the company that produces the shingles, underlayment, or other roofing components; it protects you against material defects. A workmanship (labor) warranty is provided by the roofing contractor performing the installation and covers installation-related issues such as flashing errors, poor fastening, or improper ventilation. Using a certified installer in Winfield often allows you to bundle both coverages into an enhanced warranty that expands material protection and adds labor coverage from the manufacturer.
How long do manufacturer warranties last on a new roof in Winfield?
Standard architectural asphalt shingles come with a "limited lifetime" warranty, which the industry defines as coverage for as long as the original homeowner owns the home. Economical 3-tab shingles may have 20- to 30-year limited warranties, while premium designer shingles can be warranted for 50 years or more. Metal, tile, and synthetic products often carry 30- to 50-year material warranties. Always review the fine print, because most warranties become prorated after the first 10 years unless you purchase an upgraded, non-prorated option.
Are manufacturer warranties transferable if I sell my Winfield home?
Most major roofing manufacturers allow a one-time transfer of the warranty to the next homeowner, provided the transfer is completed—usually by filling out a form and paying a small fee—within 30 to 60 days of the home sale. After transfer, the warranty term often converts to the remaining years of a 40- or 50-year schedule or to a fixed 10-year period, depending on the brand and warranty level.
What steps must I take to keep my manufacturer’s warranty valid?
1. Hire a certified or credentialed roofing contractor for installation so the roof meets the manufacturer’s specifications. 2. Register the warranty within the required time frame (often 30-90 days after installation). 3. Ensure proper attic ventilation and insulation are installed and maintained—an overheated attic can void coverage. 4. Perform regular roof inspections and maintenance (e.g., cleaning gutters, removing debris, addressing minor repairs quickly) and keep records. 5. Use only manufacturer-approved accessory products if repairs or upgrades are needed. Deviating from these requirements can limit or void your warranty in Winfield.
How do I file a warranty claim if I suspect a material defect?
Contact your original roofing contractor first; if they are still in business, they can inspect the roof and help determine whether the issue is likely installation- or material-related. If a material defect is suspected, either you or the contractor submits a claim to the manufacturer with photos, samples, proof of purchase, and documentation of routine maintenance. The manufacturer may send an inspector to your Winfield property. If the claim is approved, the manufacturer will outline your compensation—such as new shingles or a prorated refund—and, if covered, labor reimbursement for replacement.