A workmanship warranty provides an essential layer of protection for your construction project by legally defining the remedies available if defects are discovered after the work is finished. Unlike a material warranty, which covers manufacturer defects, a workmanship warranty specifically addresses errors in installation labor.
Here is how a five-year workmanship warranty protects you:
It is important to note that these warranties generally exclude issues beyond the contractor’s control, such as natural soil settlement, natural disasters, or damage caused by third-party alterations.
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