Workmanship
The intake describes coverage for workmanship. Complete written terms determine eligibility and how the coverage applies.
Workmanship coverage summary
Warranty language should be as clear as the scope.
Seal It’s intake describes a workmanship warranty that may be transferred once within ten years. Materials and equipment are excluded. Complete written terms govern every project.
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Three boundaries to understand before relying on coverage.
Seal It’s intake describes workmanship coverage that may transfer once within a ten-year period. Materials and equipment are excluded. That summary is not the complete warranty, and it should not be used to infer coverage for a specific condition or project.
One transfer
The intake describes one permitted transfer within the ten-year period. Written transfer requirements govern.
Exclusions
Materials and equipment are excluded from the described workmanship coverage.
Before signing or transferring
Read the complete document, not only the summary.
The governing document should explain eligibility, exclusions, the claims process and any transfer requirements. Customers should keep their signed scope, invoices, product information, ACE report when applicable and the complete warranty terms. Questions about coverage should be resolved in writing before installation.
- 01Confirm the project and installed work are eligible.
- 02Review exclusions, claim steps and notice requirements.
- 03Keep the estimate, invoice, application records and warranty document.
- 04Follow the written process if a transfer or claim is needed.
Keep the project record together
Scope, installation information and warranty terms answer different questions.
The written estimate explains what work was included. Product information identifies the installed material. Applicable ACE data records monitored spray conditions. The warranty document explains coverage and claims requirements.
01Signed scope + estimate02Invoice + product information03Applicable ACE Report04Complete warranty terms
Connect the guidance to your property
Review the governing documents before relying on a coverage summary.
A useful first request includes the project address, building type, work area and the concern or construction stage that prompted the inquiry.
- Project eligibility
- Workmanship coverage
- Transfer requirements
- Claims steps and exclusions
Warranty information FAQs
Use the written estimate and governing project documents for property-specific decisions.
What does warranty language should be as clear as the scope include?
The warranty applies to workmanship, allows one transfer within the ten-year period and does not cover materials or equipment. The written estimate identifies the recommended work for the property.
Do you offer free estimates for this service?
Yes. Seal It provides free estimates for qualifying projects in Greensboro, Winston-Salem and nearby Triad communities. Call 336-490-9521 or use the estimate form.
Should I request the complete warranty document?
Yes. The complete written terms explain eligibility, exclusions, transfer requirements and the claims process. The page summary does not replace the governing document.
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