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Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee

Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee

For qualifying projects, Faith Home Improvement offers a lifetime craftsmanship guarantee. The written project agreement identifies when lifetime craftsmanship coverage applies.

Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee for Louisville and Kentuckiana homeowners

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What this guarantee is designed to do

Lifetime craftsmanship coverage is intended to stand behind qualifying installation work for the period defined in the written guarantee. It does not replace manufacturer warranties, routine maintenance, or coverage for unrelated damage.

Before signing, review the craftsmanship guarantee together with the product warranty, exclusions, maintenance requirements and service-request process so you know exactly how the protections work.

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

Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee FAQs

What is a lifetime craftsmanship guarantee?

It is workmanship coverage for qualifying installation work for the period and conditions described in the written guarantee. Your project paperwork should identify whether lifetime craftsmanship coverage applies.

Is a lifetime workmanship guarantee the same as a product warranty?

No. Craftsmanship coverage addresses installation workmanship. Product warranties are issued by the manufacturer and have their own coverage periods, exclusions and claim procedures.

Why should I keep maintenance records?

Some products and assemblies require routine maintenance. Keeping maintenance and service records can make it easier to separate normal upkeep from a potential workmanship or product issue.

What should I do if I notice a problem?

Document the concern with photos and dates, protect the home from additional damage when safely possible, and contact Faith Home Improvement so the issue can be reviewed under the applicable agreement.

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Long-Term Project Records

Why lifetime coverage still needs documentation

Long-term protection is easier to use when the original project record stays with the home. Keep the proposal, completion documents, product information and guarantee terms in both a digital and physical file if possible. If the property changes hands, review the written guarantee for any transfer provisions rather than assuming coverage automatically transfers.

Maintenance and unrelated damage remain separate

A craftsmanship guarantee is not a substitute for normal maintenance and does not automatically cover damage caused by unrelated events. Review maintenance expectations for roofing, gutters, windows, siding or bathroom components and document service when it is performed.

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