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6e 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Does warranty apply to any material other than shingles? Is there monetary limitations? Exclusions from coverage (See warranty introduction) Wind coverage/exclusion Notification requirements Determination of warranty applicability Does issuing entity manufacture and/or sell shingles? Specific conditions to make warranty ineffective or void (See warranty introduction) Inclusion of consequential damages Assignability Cost to obtain Is warranty backed by insurance coverage? Is warranty an addition or exclusive remedy for owner? Special features/conditions Executed by owner? Yes; approved GAFMC accessories 2005-2006 Steep-slope Roofing Materials Guide 93 For Manufacturing Defects: After the initial 3, 5 or 10 year period (depending upon the shingle type), GAF=s contribution will be based on either the following dollar per square value or, at GAF=s sole option, on providing replacement shingles, reduced by the amount of use received: Grand Canyon: $120/square Grand Sequoia: $ 90/square Timberline Ultra: $ 55/square Slateline: $ 55/square Timberline Select 40: $ 45/square Timberline 30: $ 40/square Marquis WeatherMax: $ 35/square Royal Sovereign: $ 30/square Jumbo Royal Sovereign: $ 34/square Sentinel: $ 25/square Country Mansion: $120/square Country Estate: $120/square Grand Slate: $130/square Camelot: $140/square For Algae Discoloration: During the first year, GAF=s maximum contribution shall be the original installed cost of the affected shingles. After the first year, GAF’s maximum contribution will be based upon the above dollar per square value, reduced by the amount of use received. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 (unless shingles were sold with Algae-Eater protection), 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 For the first 10 years for Slateline and for the first 5 years after application for all others, GAF warrants its shingles against blow-off or damage by winds up to the maximum winds speeds listed below after thermal sealing should have occurred and did not due to manufacturing defect: Timberline Ultra*, Slateline, Grand Slate, Country Mansion, Country Estate, Grand Canyon**, Grand Sequoia**, Camelot, Jumbo Royal Sovereign – 100 mph (*100 mph warranty applies only when 6 nails per shingles and Timbertex ridge cap shingle is used, **110 mph warranty applies only when 6 nails per shingles and GAF ridge cap is used, otherwise the warranty is 90 mph); Timberline Select 40, Marquis Weathermax – 80 mph; Timberline 30 – 70 mph; Roval Sovereign, Sentinel – 60 mph. GAF will reimburse for the reasonable costs of replacing blown-off shingles (exclusive of underlayment, metal work or flashings) and hand sealing any remaining unsealed shingles. All self-sealing shingles must be subjected to warm sunlight for several days before full thermal sealing can occur. Shingles installed in fall or winter may not seal until the following spring. Failure to seal or shingles that blow off under these circumstances result from the nature of self-sealing shingles, not a manufacturing defect. Owner must send a notice of claim in writing, together with proof of purchase to establish original ownership (or proof of transfer if the second owner has properly transferred coverage) and proof of application date, to GAF Materials Corporation, Warranty Service Department, 1361 Alps Road, Wayne, NJ 07470, within 30 days after discovery of alleged defect. Owner may be required, at its expense, to submit sample shingles for testing and photographs. Notice to contractor or dealer is not notice to GAF. Decisions as to the extent of repair, recover or cleaning required, whether the shingles should be repaired, recovered or cleaned, and the reasonable cost of such work, will be made solely by GAF. GAF manufacturers and sells the shingles F No Warranty coverage terminates upon sale of building and warranty may not be transferred or assigned, directly or indirectly, except for one transfer as follows: (a) The second owner must notify GAF in writing within 30 days after the property transfer has occurred; (b) If the transfer takes place within the first 10 years for Timberline Ultra, Grand Slate, Slateline, Grand Canyon, Grand Sequoia, Country Mansion, Country Estate, Camelot, or within the first 5 years for Royal Sovereign, Jumbo Royal Sovereign, Marquis WeatherMax, Timberline 30, Timberline Select 40, or within the first 3 years for Sentinel, the second owner shall be entitled to all benefits contained in warranty; (C) If the transfer takes place after the initial 10, 5 or 3 year period ends, the length of the warranty shall be reduced to a two-year period after ownership changes. During this two-year period, GAF=s reimbursement to the second owner will be based on the dollar per square value, reduced by the amount of use that has been received from date of installation. None No Warranty is exclusive and replaces all other warranties, express or implied. Warranty is exclusive remedy from GAF and represents the sole remedy available to any owner of GAF=s shingles. GAF makes no other representations or warranty of any kind. Warranty may not be changed or modified. No one, including any representative or employee of GAF, has authority to assume any additional liability or responsibility for GAF. GAF reserves the right to arrange directly for shingles to be repaired, recovered or cleaned instead of reimbursing owner for such work. GAF reserves the right to discontinue or modify its shingles, including the colors available, so any replacement shingles may not be an exact match. Owner should sign and submit to GAF at P.O. Box 395, Ingomar, PA 15127-0395 warranty registration form, but registration is not required for warranty coverage
Asphalt Shingles, Part 3 ― Warranties 1 2 3 4 4a 4b 4c 4d 5 5a 5b 5c 6 6a 6b 6c 6d 6e 7 Identity of issuing entity Title, original publication date, identifying symbol if any Products covered Scope of coverage Does warranty cover defects in manufacture? Does warranty cover defects in application? Does warranty limit coverage to leakage, if no, what defects or conditions are covered? Does warranty cover flashing, metal work, or related work that may be affected and/or need to be repaired/removed? Length of coverage Is warranty prorated? When does prorating begin? What is the prorating formula? Nature of remedy Does warranty provide for replacement shingles? Warranty provides for labor to install replacement shingle? Warranty provides for labor to remove defective shingles? Does warranty cover disposal of defective shingles? Does warranty apply to any material other than shingles? Is there monetary limitations? 2005-2006 Steep-slope Roofing Materials Guide 94 IKO Manufacturing Inc. "Asphalt Shingle Limited Warranty"; September 1, 2001. Chateau, Cambridge 50, Cambridge 50AR, Cambridge 30, Cambridge, 40, 40 AR, Renaissance XL, Aristocrat 25, Marathon Ultra, Gentry 25, Royal Victorian, Skyline 25, Cathedral XL, Regency, Marathon 20, 25; Crowne Slate; Grandeur, Gentry Ultra, Gentry 25 AR; ArmourLock 20, Ultralock 25. IKO warrants to the original consumer-purchaser that its shingles are free from manufacturing defects that result in leaks. Yes No Yes No 50 years: Cambridge 50, 50 AR, Grandeur, Regency, Crowne Slate 40 years: Cambridge 40 35 years: Chateau 30 years: Cambridge 30, 30 AR, Gentry Ultra, Marathon Ultra 25 years: Renaissance XL, Aristocrat 25, Gentry 25, Royal Victorian, Skyline 25, Cathedral XL, Marathon 25, Gentry 25AR, Ultralock 25 20 years: ArmourLock 20 (See Item 15 for effect of transfer.) Yes After 5 yrs: Cambridge 30, Cambridge 30 AR, Cambridge 40, Cambridge 50, Cambridge 50 AR, Grandeur, Regency, Crowne Slate, Chateau, Gentry Ultra, Marathon Ultra, Renaissance XL, Aristocrat 25, Gentry 25, Royal Victorian, Skyline 25, Cathedral XL, Marathon 25, Gentry 25AR, Ultralock 25 After 3 yrs: ArmourLock 20, Marathon 20 After the initial period (three or five years, depending upon the product (s Item 5b above), all IKO warranties are reduced by 1/225 per month for the first 15 years of the warranty period. After the first 15 years, the monthly reduction figure changes as follows: for ArmourLock 20 and Marathon 20, the warranty is reduced by 1/300 per month; for Gentry 25/25AR, Marathon 25, Aristocrat 25, Cathedral XL, Royal Victorian, Renaissance XC, Skyline 25 and Ultralock 25, the warranty is reduced by 1/600 per month; for Marathon Ultra, Gentry Ultra, Cambridge 30/30AR, the warranty is reduced by 1/900 per month; for Chateau the warranty is reduced by 1/1200 per month, for Cambridge 40, the warranty is reduced by 1/1500 per month, and for Cambridge 50/50AR, Grandeur, Regency and Crowne Slate, the warranty is reduced by 1/2100 per month (so that at the beginning of the sixteenth year, each warranty would be reduced by 180/225 and then either 1/300, 1/600 or 1/900 for each month thereafter, depending upon the type of shingle.) IKO will at its option have the shingles repaired or replaced free of charge, exclusive of costs for tear-off, flashings, and metal work. Yes Yes, for the first five years for Cambridge 30, Cambridge 30 AR, Cambridge 40, Cambridge 50, Cambridge 50 AR, Grandeur, Regency, Crowne Slate, Chateau, Gentry Ultra, Marathon Ultra, Renaissance XL, Aristocrat 25, Gentry 25, Royal Victorian, Skyline 25, Cathedral XL, Marathon 25, Gentry 25AR, Ultralock 25 and, for the first three years for ArmourLock 20 and Marathon 20, the warranty includes labor to install replacement shingles; no, for the balance of each warranty. No No No During the first five years for Cambridge 30, Cambridge 30 AR, Cambridge 40, Cambridge 50, Cambridge 50 AR, Grandeur, Regency, Crowne Slate, Chateau, Gentry Ultra, Marathon Ultra, Renaissance XL, Aristocrat 25, Gentry 25, Royal Victorian, Skyline 25, Cathedral XL, Marathon 25, Gentry 25AR, Ultralock 25 and, for the first three years for ArmourLock 20 and Marathon, IKO's maximum liability shall be equal to the reasonable replacement cost of the defective shingles that are proven to have a manufacturing defect which has resulted in leaks. After the initial period applicable to the specific product, IKO's maximum liability toward repairs or replacement shall be a prorated amount of the current value of the shingles only (exclusive of labor, disposal, and tear-off).
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