Our Workmanship Warranty

A workmanship warranty covers our installation — the work we did and the way we did it. If something fails because of how it was built, we come back and put it right.

That is a different thing from the products themselves. Materials carry whatever terms their manufacturer sets, and those run separately from ours. It is also different from damage caused by something other than the installation.

What is and is not covered is set out in full in your written contract. The warranty is part of the agreement you sign rather than a separate certificate that arrives later, so you can read the exact terms before you commit to anything.

Asphalt and drainage carry three years; concrete, pavers, masonry, and retaining walls carry five. The difference is not a judgment about how carefully each is built — it reflects how each system behaves over time and how much of its performance depends on ground conditions that keep moving after we leave.

A driveway can also fall into more than one category. An asphalt driveway carries the three-year term and a paver driveway carries five, so the term that applies to your job depends on what you actually build, and it is stated on your estimate.