WORKMANSHIP & MANUFACTURER COVERAGE
Roofing Warranties in South Carolina — Protection You Can Count On
A roof is only as good as what stands behind it. Every 247 Roofs installation is backed by a written workmanship warranty and the manufacturer’s material coverage — so your investment is protected long after the crew drives away.
Two Layers of Protection
Understanding Your Roof Warranty
Roofing coverage generally comes in two parts, and a quality roof should have both. Knowing the difference helps you compare contractors and understand what’s actually protected:
Workmanship Warranty
This covers the installation — our labor and how the roof was put on. If a covered issue traces back to how we installed your roof, we make it right. It’s our promise that the work was done correctly.
Manufacturer Warranty
This covers the roofing materials themselves against defects. Because we install manufacturer-backed products, your shingles or metal panels carry the maker’s own material coverage.
Together, these two layers mean both the parts and the labor stand behind your new roof. We’ll explain exactly what your specific system includes before you sign anything.
Built to Last in SC
Why Installation Quality Matters Here
South Carolina is hard on roofs. Coastal wind and salt air along Charleston and the Grand Strand, plus hail and heavy thunderstorms inland around Columbia and the Upstate, test every fastener and seam.
Most manufacturer warranties assume the material was installed to specification. A poor installation can actually void material coverage — which is why proper workmanship and a matching workmanship warranty matter so much. We install to manufacturer specs so both layers of protection stay intact.
What to Ask Any Roofer
Protect Yourself Before You Sign
Before hiring any South Carolina roofing company, make sure you get clear answers on:
- Is the workmanship warranty in writing? Verbal promises aren’t coverage.
- Is the contractor licensed and insured? A warranty only helps if the company stands behind it.
- What are the material warranty terms? Coverage length varies by product.
- What could void coverage? Understand exclusions up front.
247 Roofs is licensed and insured in South Carolina, and we put our coverage in writing so there are no surprises later.
Common Questions
Warranty FAQ
What’s the difference between the two warranties?
The workmanship warranty covers our installation labor; the manufacturer warranty covers defects in the roofing materials. A well-protected roof carries both.
Does storm damage void my warranty?
Storm damage is generally a separate matter handled through your homeowners insurance, not the workmanship or material warranty. If a storm hits, call us for a free inspection and we can help with the insurance claim.
Is the warranty transferable if I sell my home?
Transfer terms depend on the specific manufacturer product and coverage. We’ll go over the details for your system so you know what carries over to a new owner.
What if I have a problem after installation?
Call us. We’re locally based and here to honor our workmanship warranty. Reach us any time at (980) 209-1666.
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A Roof That’s Backed in Writing
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