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Your Contractor's Promise Is Worthless Without THIS in Your Contract

November 23, 2024
By Sterling Contractors Team
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Completing a construction project is a major milestone. But what happens after the final handover? A contractor's warranty provides a crucial safety net, and at Sterling Contractors, we stand by our work with a comprehensive 12-month warranty on all our builds.

What Does a Warranty Cover?

A construction warranty typically covers defects in workmanship and materials. This means that if an issue arises due to faulty installation or a defective component supplied by us within the first year, we will rectify it at no cost to you. This can include issues like:

Infographic: Your 12-Month Protection Plan

Infographic timeline showing what is covered under a 12-month warranty.

Understanding your coverage after construction is complete.

  • Cracks in the plaster due to improper application.
  • Leaking from plumbing fixtures we installed.
  • Faulty electrical connections.
  • Peeling paint from surfaces we prepared and painted.

Why It Matters

Quality Assurance: A warranty is a testament to the contractor's confidence in their work. It shows they have used quality materials and skilled labor.

Financial Protection: It protects you from unexpected repair costs in the first year, a period when a new building settles and any latent defects are likely to appear.

Peace of Mind: Knowing your contractor stands behind their work allows you to enjoy your new space without worry. It’s a mark of professionalism and a commitment to a commitment to client satisfaction.

Our 12-month warranty is a core part of our promise to build trust and deliver excellence.

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