Manufacturer coverage and company workmanship protection serve different purposes. Review both in writing before choosing a roofing system.
Coverage varies by selected system, registration, eligibility and written terms. Review the documents provided for your roof.
Qualifying systems may include enhanced manufacturer-backed protection for eligible GAF roofing components, subject to GAF terms, registration, conditions and exclusions.
Upstanding Roofing workmanship protection is provided according to the company’s written warranty, including applicable maintenance requirements, limitations and exclusions.
Upstanding Roofing’s GAF Certified Plus status is part of the manufacturer relationship and qualifying system path. Consider it together with the selected system and the warranty documents provided for that roof.
A warranty summary is useful for orientation. The actual document answers the questions that matter: what is covered, who administers it, what is required and what is excluded.
Read the warranty guide →These questions help homeowners compare protection without relying on a headline alone.
Connect the warranty to the products and components listed in the proposal.
Know whether the manufacturer or contractor is responsible for the specific protection.
Understand who completes registration and how you receive confirmation.
Review homeowner responsibilities that may affect continued coverage.
Weather events, alterations, outside work and other conditions may be treated differently.
If future ownership matters, read the document’s transfer provisions.
Keep the proposal and final warranty documents together with project records.
Review the written terms for the system selected for your home.
Schedule a consultation to review the scope, roofing-system options and available warranty protection.