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Read the coverage schedule
Compare what applies at the start and what changes later. If the document uses prorated or lifetime, ask the provider to explain those terms for your ownership and roof.
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Product defects and installation work are different questions. Read the documents proposed for the exact roof, then compare who is responsible, what is covered and how a claim is made.

In short
Ask which manufacturer document applies to the named product. Check the covered defects and whether removal, replacement labor or other costs are included.
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Compare what applies at the start and what changes later. If the document uses prorated or lifetime, ask the provider to explain those terms for your ownership and roof.
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List the proposed roof assembly and any planned additions. Ask the provider which conditions, maintenance duties, alterations or installation requirements affect coverage.
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Request the applicable terms, product names, invoice, installation record and any required registration confirmation. Ask about transfer procedures before relying on coverage after a sale.
Questions
Do not use a warranty label as a service-life forecast. Read how that particular document defines the term.
Compare the problem each document addresses. Neither a product promise nor a workmanship promise automatically covers every cause or cost.
No particular Jacob warranty duration or coverage is stated in this guide. Request the terms proposed for your project in writing, including who provides them and any conditions.
Check who is responsible for each promise and how to contact that party. Do not assume another contractor or manufacturer must take over an obligation.
Before authorizing work, ask the warranty provider what notification, inspection and repair procedures apply. Keep the answer with the warranty documents.
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Short, routing-only questions. Nothing here asks you to diagnose the roof yourself.