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Warranty, what it covers and what it doesn't



As a painter and decorator, I understand the importance of providing a warranty for my work. A warranty is a guarantee that the work performed will meet a certain standard and will be free from defects for a specified period of time. It's important to know what a warranty covers and what it doesn't so that you can make an informed decision when choosing a painter and decorator.


What does a warranty cover?

A warranty typically covers any defects or issues that arise due to poor workmanship or materials. This means that if any issues arise during the warranty period, the painter and decorator will return to fix the problem at no additional cost to you. The warranty period can vary, but it's 3 months with iDecorate.


What does a warranty not cover?

While a warranty covers defects or issues that arise due to poor workmanship or materials, it typically does not cover issues that arise due to normal wear and tear, damage caused by natural disasters or accidents, or damage caused by improper maintenance or cleaning. Including cracks appearing and caulk separated from jointed surfaces due to structural movement.


It's important to read the warranty carefully and ask questions if there's anything you're unsure of. Make sure that you understand what is covered and what is not, so that you can make an informed decision when choosing a painter and decorator.


How to ensure your warranty is valid?

To ensure that your warranty is valid, it's important to follow the proper care and maintenance instructions provided by the painter and decorator. This may include avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning materials, ensuring proper ventilation, and avoiding excessive exposure to direct sunlight or moisture.


It's also important to address any issues or concerns that arise as soon as possible. If you notice any issues with the paint job, such as cracking or peeling, contact the painter and decorator immediately so that they can address the issue before it becomes more serious.


In conclusion, a warranty is an important part of any painting and decorating project. It provides peace of mind and ensures that any issues that arise due to poor workmanship or materials will be fixed at no additional cost to you. However, it's important to understand what a warranty covers and what it doesn't so that you can make an informed decision when choosing a painter and decorator. By following the proper care and maintenance instructions and addressing any issues that arise as soon as possible, you can ensure that your warranty is valid and that your paint job will continue to look great for years to come.

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