Workmanship Warranty definition
Examples of Workmanship Warranty in a sentence
Workmanship Warranty Contractor warrants that the services acquired under this Contract will be provided in a professional and workmanlike manner in accordance with the applicable industry standards, if any.
In connection with any Workmanship Warranty, Contractor shall provide for the costs of disassembly and re-assembly, transportation, customs duties, and costs of additional equipment or materials required to accommodate and install additional or substitute components (including any required re-design services and any required adjustments or modifications to or replacements of existing Solar System equipment).
Contractor shall not provide any warranty for a Solar System other than the Workmanship Warranty and other terms described in this Section 3.10, which are included in the Amount Financed for such Solar System.
During the term of the applicable Workmanship Warranty for each Home Improvement Contract, Contractor shall support the enforcement of manufacturer’s warranties for Principal Solar System Components by any Consumer or carry out enforcement of such warranties on behalf of such Consumer, if requested and at Consumer’s expense to the extent not covered by such manufacturer’s warranty.
Without limiting Contractor’s obligations under the Workmanship Warranty, Contractor shall assist in the diagnosis of all system performance issues, and should Contractor determine that the problem requires an on-site assessment, Contractor will do so within five (5) Business Days for any Solar System that is not operating, and within ten (10) Business Days for all other occurrences.