10-Year Craftsmanship Guarantee | Faith Home Improvement

Clear written protection

What this guarantee is designed to do

A craftsmanship guarantee addresses the installation work performed by the contractor. It is separate from manufacturer product warranties, which may cover materials under their own terms.

Keep your proposal, final invoice, product information and warranty documents together. If a workmanship concern appears, documentation helps the team understand the original scope and evaluate the concern efficiently.

Important: the signed proposal or agreement controls the exact scope, exclusions and guarantee that applies to a specific project.

Questions to review before work begins

What work is included in the written scope?
Which craftsmanship guarantee applies to this project?
What product or manufacturer warranties apply?
How are requested changes or concealed conditions documented?
What records should the homeowner keep after completion?

Frequently Asked Questions

10-Year Craftsmanship Guarantee FAQs

What does a craftsmanship guarantee cover?

It addresses qualifying workmanship performed by Faith Home Improvement, subject to the written terms for your specific project. Product defects and manufacturer warranties are separate.

Does every project receive the same guarantee?

No. Faith Home Improvement offers 10-year and lifetime craftsmanship guarantee options. The written proposal or agreement should identify which craftsmanship guarantee applies to your project.

What records should I keep?

Keep the signed agreement, product selections, final invoice, photographs, warranty documents and any maintenance instructions in one project file.

How do I request warranty service?

Contact Faith Home Improvement with your name, project information and a description of the concern. Photos can help document what you are seeing before an evaluation is scheduled.

Keep Planning

Related planning pages

Faith Home Improvement Guarantees

Compare the Price Lock, 10-year and lifetime craftsmanship guarantees.

Home Improvement Warranties

Understand workmanship protection and manufacturer warranty documentation.

How to Compare Home Improvement Estimates

Compare scope, materials, exclusions and change procedures before selecting a contractor.

Know which warranty answers which problem

If a concern involves how a product was installed, craftsmanship coverage may be relevant. If the concern involves a manufacturing defect or product performance covered by the manufacturer, the manufacturer warranty may apply. Some situations require evaluating both. Keeping model names, product literature and the signed project agreement together makes that process easier.

Report concerns early

If you notice an installation-related concern, document what you see and when it occurs. Addressing small symptoms early can help prevent secondary damage and makes it easier to evaluate the original condition.