A real warranty document in minutes, not a generic template.
Paste in your job details and material specs — get back a complete warranty with covered defects, exclusions, transfer terms, and your contact info, ready to hand to the homeowner.
$3.99
Works in Claude + ChatGPT
01Generates a finished warranty document from your job details — company name, license, homeowner address, install date, materials, all of it.
02Works for shingles, TPO, metal standing seam, and other systems — not locked to one roof type.
03Covers the sections homeowners actually ask about: what's covered, what's not, and how to transfer if they sell.
04Flags unreasonable terms before you commit them to paper — plain-English explanation included.
05Handles partial info gracefully — tells you exactly what's missing and generates a working draft around what you have.
06Backed by an NRCA-aligned reference so exclusion language, transferability terms, and workmanship norms match industry standards.
What it does
Most roofing warranty docs are the same three-paragraph generic template every contractor downloaded from a forum in 2014. This skill generates a fully personalized warranty from your actual job — your company name and license number, the homeowner's address, the specific material system (Owens Corning Duration, Firestone UltraPly TPO, Drexel Metals, whatever you used), the manufacturer warranty period, your workmanship term, and any custom exclusions you need to add.
The output is a clean, readable document you can hand directly to the homeowner or drop into your post-job packet. It includes covered defects, standard exclusions, transfer terms and any admin fee you specify, and your contact section. A bundled NRCA-aligned reference (warranty-standards-reference.md) keeps the language grounded in industry norms — so when you ask 'is it normal to exclude ponding water from existing deck deflection?' you get a real answer, not a guess.
This is for roofing companies — small crews, mid-size operations, anyone who wants to stop handing out the same boilerplate and start closing jobs with paperwork that actually reflects the work they did. It won't replace your attorney for a $2M commercial project, but for the residential and light-commercial installs you're finishing every week, it's the fastest path from job complete to warranty in the homeowner's hands.
Frequently asked
Does it actually write the full document, or just give me an outline I have to fill in?
It generates the full document — every section, including the covered defects list, exclusions, transfer terms, and contact block — formatted and ready to use. You're not filling in a template.
I don't have all the details on hand yet. Can I still use it?
Yes. Give it what you have and it'll generate a working draft, then tell you exactly what's missing (license number, exact completion date, etc.) so you can fill those in before you print.
Can I add custom exclusions — like ponding water from existing deck deflection, or dissimilar metals the client chose?
Yes, just describe the exclusion in plain language and it'll work it into the document with appropriate wording. It'll also flag anything that looks like it could create legal exposure or doesn't match industry norms.
Does it work for commercial jobs and flat roofing, or only residential shingles?
It handles TPO, metal standing seam, and commercial clients (like LLCs as the property owner) — not just residential shingle jobs. The bundled reference covers multiple system types.
Can't I just write a prompt myself to do this?
You could, but you'd need to know which exclusions are NRCA-standard, what transfer terms are normal, and how to flag legally risky language — that's what the bundled reference and built-in logic handle for you.
Install
After purchase you'll get a license key. Then:
$ npx skilltree-network login # paste your license key