mattgibbs

The warranty which was provided by the manufacturer after the job was completed just states that any modifications need to be approved by the manufacturer. I really don’t see why they wouldn’t let me use another approved installer

I could do but I figured this would add a huge amount of weight to the roof and would require some engineering calcs also. I just think the manufacturers recommendation is wrong

We recently have had our Flatroofing membrane finished by an approved installer of one of the ‘big two’ roofing weatherproof manufacturers. Without going into detail, things did not end well with the installer. We now wish to install a solar fixing system that is welded to the roof but the manufacturer have said we need to use the same installer or our warranty will be void. They would not even allow us to use a different approved installer which seems very unfair to trap us to the will of the original installer. our warranty states that modifications to the roof are fine so long as we have the manufacturers approval. Can the manufacturer force us to use the original installer for this addition?

Hi Craig, Sorry for the reply 5 years after you wrote this. My inspector just refused a set of RC2 doors, where did you find out that they should accept RC2 as I cannot find anything on this? many thanks

Thanks for the tip, we had a few quotes and found some included this in their quote and others have said we need to arrange it ourselves

Hello Everyone. My wife and I are building our dream home after purchasing a plot of land inhabited by sand lizards over 2 years ago. We are doing as everything we can ourselves although we have employed a local Sips contractor to construct the frame, followed by professional roofers to ensure we get an IBG for the flat roof. Im excited to be a new member for this forum where I will undoubtedly be spending many hours researching various topics.