WARRANTIES · TEXAS
Two Warranties, One Roof You Can Trust
A roof is only as strong as the promise standing behind it. Every Texas Pro Roofer project carries two layers of protection — manufacturer-backed material warranties and our own written workmanship warranty — so you’re covered from the shingle on top to the way it was fastened down.
The Basics
Why One Warranty Is Never Enough
Plenty of Texas homeowners sign a roofing contract without realizing that a roof warranty is really two separate promises — and both have to hold. The material warranty comes from the manufacturer and covers defects in the products themselves. The workmanship warranty comes from the contractor and covers how those products were installed. A premium shingle nailed on wrong will still leak, and a flawless installation can’t rescue a defective product. Texas Pro Roofer backs your roof both ways so there’s no gap for problems to slip through.
Material Warranty
Coverage From the Manufacturer
We install manufacturer-backed roofing systems, which means the products carry warranties directly from the companies that make them. These cover manufacturing defects and, depending on the product line and terms, can run for decades.
- Asphalt and impact-resistant shingles typically carry long-term, often lifetime, limited manufacturer coverage
- Metal roofing systems often carry extended coverage on the panels and the finish
- Exact length, terms, and conditions vary by manufacturer and product
We’ll spell out the specific manufacturer coverage on the materials you choose during your free estimate.
Workmanship Warranty
Our Written Promise on the Install
Even top-tier materials fail when they’re installed wrong — and in Texas heat and wind, a sloppy install shows up fast. That’s why we stand behind our labor with a written workmanship warranty. If a covered issue traces back to how we put your roof on, we come back and make it right.
- Provided in writing so there’s no guessing what’s covered
- Reflects our attention to proper flashing, ventilation, and fastening
- Backed by a Houston-based team you can actually get on the phone
Because we’re locally based and licensed and insured, honoring a warranty means answering a call — not chasing a crew that already left the state.
Protect Your Coverage
Keep Your Warranty in Force
Hang On to the Paperwork
Save your estimate, invoice, and warranty documents. You’ll need them if you sell the home or ever file a claim.
Inspect After Big Storms
A free inspection after hail or a hurricane catches small issues before they grow into warranty-voiding damage.
Fix Small Problems Early
A neglected leak can spread into damage a warranty won’t cover. Call early — a quick repair protects the whole roof.
Ventilate Properly
Poor attic ventilation bakes a roof from underneath in the Texas heat and can affect coverage. Proper airflow keeps materials — and warranties — healthy.
Questions, Answered
Roofing Warranty FAQ
What’s the difference between the two warranties?
The material warranty comes from the product manufacturer and covers defects in the roofing materials. The workmanship warranty comes from us and covers the quality of the installation. Your Texas Pro Roofer project is protected both ways.
Can I transfer my warranty if I sell my house?
Many manufacturer warranties include transfer provisions, though the terms differ by product. Keep your documents and we can help you understand what applies to your specific roof.
What kinds of things can void a roof warranty?
Common culprits are repairs by unqualified parties, poor attic ventilation, and skipped maintenance. Staying on top of inspections and using qualified roofers keeps your coverage intact.
FREE ESTIMATE ·
A Texas Roof, Backed the Right Way
Ask us about the manufacturer and workmanship coverage on your project during your free inspection.