Clear warranty terms and straightforward information for homeowners after their remodeling project is completed.
At Eagle View Remodeling, we want homeowners to feel informed about the work performed in their homes. Every remodeling project is different, so warranty coverage is based on the specific scope of work, materials, products, and terms included in the project agreement.
Our goal is to clearly explain what is covered, how warranty concerns are handled, and what homeowners can expect after their remodeling project is completed.
Warranty coverage for your project is defined by the written contract provided for your remodeling work. The agreement identifies the applicable warranty terms, including the work or materials covered and the length of coverage.
Because projects can include products from different manufacturers and multiple types of construction work, coverage may vary from one project to another.
Before your project begins, we encourage you to review the warranty provisions in your contract and ask questions about anything you would like clarified.
Where a workmanship warranty is included in your project agreement, it applies according to the terms and duration stated in that agreement.
Workmanship-related coverage may address qualifying issues associated with the installation or construction work performed as part of the contracted project. The specific scope of coverage, applicable exclusions, and warranty period are determined by the written agreement.
Eagle View Remodeling does not represent that every project or every type of work carries the same warranty coverage. The terms applicable to your project will be provided in writing.
Many remodeling projects include products and materials that are covered by separate manufacturer warranties.
Appliances
Roofing Materials
Windows and Doors
Plumbing Fixtures
Cabinets
Countertops
Flooring Products
Lighting and Electrical Products
HVAC Equipment
Other Manufacturer-Supplied Materials
Manufacturer warranties are subject to the individual manufacturer’s terms, conditions, registration requirements, exclusions, and warranty period.
Where applicable, homeowners should retain product information, receipts, warranty documentation, and registration records provided with their project.
The work and materials covered by your warranty depend on the written terms of your remodeling agreement.
Your warranty documentation should identify the applicable:
For this reason, homeowners should refer to their project agreement for the exact terms that apply to their specific remodeling project.
Warranty coverage is not intended to cover every condition that may occur after a remodeling project.
Depending on the terms of the applicable agreement, exclusions may include conditions resulting from misuse, neglect, unauthorized modifications, normal wear and tear, damage caused by outside events, or issues covered exclusively by a manufacturer warranty.
The exact exclusions and limitations are determined by the written warranty terms associated with the project.
If you believe there is an issue that may be covered by your project warranty, contact Eagle View Remodeling and provide as much information as possible about the concern.
When submitting a warranty request, please include:
Providing clear information allows the issue to be reviewed more efficiently.
Once a warranty concern is received, the appropriate information can be reviewed to determine whether the reported issue falls within the applicable warranty terms.
The completed work and original project agreement may be reviewed to understand what work and materials were included.
The reported condition may need to be inspected or evaluated to determine its cause and whether it falls within applicable coverage.
The applicable workmanship warranty, manufacturer warranty, or other contractual provision will be reviewed.
When a qualifying issue is covered, the appropriate next step will be determined according to the warranty terms.
Proper care and maintenance can help protect your remodeled space after construction is completed.
Homeowners should follow applicable care and maintenance instructions for installed products and materials. Manufacturer recommendations should also be followed where provided.
Unauthorized alterations, modifications, repairs, or improper use may affect applicable warranty coverage depending on the terms of the agreement.
Your written remodeling agreement is the primary reference for the warranty terms associated with your project.
We recommend keeping your:
Keep these documents in a safe place for future reference.
A remodeling project does not end simply because construction is complete. Questions can sometimes come up after you begin using your newly remodeled space.
When a concern arises, we encourage homeowners to communicate with us and provide clear information about the issue. Our team can then review the concern against the applicable project and warranty terms.
No. Warranty coverage can vary depending on the project, scope of work, materials, products, and terms contained in the written agreement.
The applicable warranty period is determined by the written terms of your project agreement. Please refer to your contract for the specific duration that applies to your project.
Not necessarily. Some materials and products may have separate manufacturer warranties with their own coverage, terms, and duration.
Contact Eagle View Remodeling and provide your project information, a description of the concern, and photos or other documentation when available. The issue can then be reviewed against the applicable warranty terms.
Unauthorized modifications or repairs may affect warranty coverage depending on the terms of your agreement and the nature of the work. Contact the company before making significant changes to an area that may be subject to a warranty concern.
Your project agreement contains the specific warranty terms that apply to your remodeling work. If you have questions about those terms or believe you may have a warranty concern, contact Eagle View Remodeling for assistance.
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