PROTECTION YOU CAN COUNT ON
Roof Warranties in Georgia & Florida
A roof is only as good as what stands behind it. 1 Pro Roof backs its installations with a written workmanship warranty and manufacturer-backed material warranties — so your investment is protected in both Georgia and Florida.
Two Kinds of Protection
Understanding Your Roof Warranty
Every quality roof carries two separate layers of protection, and it’s worth knowing the difference before you sign anything — with any roofer.
Workmanship Warranty
This covers the installation itself — the labor and craftsmanship. If a covered problem traces back to how the roof was installed, our workmanship warranty means we come back and make it right. It’s put in writing with your project.
Manufacturer Material Warranty
This comes from the company that makes your shingles, tile, or membrane, and covers defects in the materials themselves. Terms vary by product and manufacturer; we’ll register eligible warranties and explain exactly what your chosen materials include.
Georgia
Warranties That Handle Heat & Hail
Georgia roofs face intense summer heat, humidity, and hail. Proper installation — correct nailing, ventilation, and flashing — is what keeps a material warranty valid, because most manufacturer warranties can be voided by poor workmanship. That’s exactly why a written workmanship warranty matters so much here. Ask us about algae-resistance coverage on shingle products, which speaks directly to Georgia’s streaking problem.
Florida
Warranties Built for Wind & Weather
In Florida, wind performance is everything. Many manufacturer warranties specify wind-speed ratings, and correct installation is required to achieve them. Pairing the right materials with proper attachment also supports wind-mitigation credits on your insurance. We’ll help you choose products whose warranties align with Florida’s demands and your coverage goals.
Straight Talk
What a Warranty Does — and Doesn’t — Cover
We believe in being clear about this up front. Warranties cover defects and installation issues; they generally do not cover damage from a new storm, neglect, or unrelated home problems — that’s what your homeowner’s insurance is for. If a storm hits, our insurance-claims help is a separate service that documents the damage for your carrier. Actual coverage, length, and conditions depend on the specific products you choose and the manufacturer’s written terms, which we’ll go over with you in plain language before work begins.
Common Questions
Roof Warranty FAQ
Is the warranty in writing?
Yes. Your workmanship warranty is provided in writing with your project, and we register eligible manufacturer material warranties on your behalf.
Does a repair come with a warranty?
Repairs carry a workmanship warranty on the work we perform. We’ll tell you the terms before we start so there are no surprises.
Will a new storm be covered by my warranty?
Generally no — storm damage is an insurance matter, not a warranty matter. If a storm hits, call us and we’ll inspect the roof and help document any damage for your claim.
Is my warranty transferable if I sell the house?
Some manufacturer warranties can be transferred to a new owner under their terms. We’ll confirm what’s available for the products on your roof.
FREE ESTIMATE
Get a Roof That’s Backed in Writing
We’ll inspect your roof for free and explain exactly what your warranty covers.