Understanding Your
5 Year
Limited
Liability Warranty
from Pink Roofing
5 Year Limited Liability Warranty
From Pink Roofing
This Certificate serves as a limited warranty of labor and services performed by Pink Roofing It shall be valid and authorized for the sole use of the building owner(s) of the property associated with certificate number and identical contract number, as is subject to all terms and conditions of said contract. This document shall assist defining but not supersede said contract.
This warranty shall be limited to defects in workmanship within the scope of work performed by Pink Roofing which arise and become known within FIVE years of replacement or date of contract, whichever comes first.
Pink Roofing obligation within the terms of agreement shall be identical to the contract and original agreement. Hence, any leaks caused by Pink Roofing, or any subcontractors shall be repaired by Pink Roofing or their affiliates.
ANY AND ALL REPAIRS MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY PINK ROOFING BEFORE ANY WORK COMMENCES. FAILURE TO NOTIFY PINK ROOFING IN ADVANCE FOR REPAIRS MAY CAUSE FOR RENDERING THIS WARRANTY NULL AND VOID.
WARRANTY DEFINITIONS AND LIMITATIONS
- Pink Roofing shall not be held responsible for leaks or any Acts of God, or other forces subsequent to installation. Including but not limited to hail, wind, lightning, hurricane tornado, vandalism etc.
- Pink Roofing 5 year warranty applies only to full roof replacements or full siding replacements only.
- This Warranty specifically does NOT apply in any way to color change of shingles or siding, or any other material color change.
- This warranty is transferable up to one time provided that the following has been completed; our office to be notified once a transfer has taken place, the transfer has occurred within the 5 year warranty period, and that the now former owner of the property has signed and dated the back of this form stating the transfer has taken place, alongside the new owners signature and date.
- Balance must be paid in full unless otherwise noted within the contract i.e. payment plan. An outstanding balance may render this warranty null and void.
