Your warranty, on record.
A national registration and administration platform for spray foam insulation warranties. Homeowners register their installation and look up coverage anytime. Installer businesses offer and administer warranties for their customers through one platform.
Know exactly what's covered
Register your installation, look up your status anytime, and understand your material and workmanship terms in plain language — no fine print required.
- Property & install details on file
- Material vs. workmanship terms explained
- Lookup request in under a minute
A warranty is a promise. We help you keep track of it.
A spray foam warranty is a manufacturer's and/or installer's promise to repair or remedy defects in material or workmanship for a defined period — a product and labor promise tied to your specific installation, not a broad-risk protection product covering unrelated risks to your home.
The problem most homeowners run into isn't the warranty itself — it's finding the paperwork years later, or not knowing what "covered" actually means for their project. That's what this platform solves: a documented record of your installation and clear, plain-language explanations of typical warranty structure.
Want the full breakdown of material vs. workmanship terms, typical durations, and what's commonly excluded? Read our warranty terms guide.
Built for homeowners and installer businesses
Whether you had spray foam installed or you install it for a living, this platform keeps warranty terms documented, findable, and easy to explain.
Homeowners
Register your spray foam installation, look up your warranty status anytime, and understand exactly what's covered — in plain language, not fine print.
- Register your property & install details
- Request a warranty lookup
- Learn what's typically covered & excluded
- Understand transferability if you sell
Installer Businesses
Offer and administer warranties for your customers through one consistent platform — documented registration, easy lookup, and less manual paperwork.
- Register jobs under a consistent structure
- Give customers self-serve lookup
- Reduce manual warranty paperwork
- Build trust with documented terms
From installation to a warranty you can always find
Register
Submit your property address, installer, product type, and install date — takes a couple of minutes.
Confirmed on file
Your installation details are documented and kept on record for future reference.
Look up anytime
Request a warranty lookup whenever you need to confirm status, terms, or transferability.
Understand your terms
Read our plain-language breakdown of typical material and workmanship warranty structure.
Spray foam warranty FAQs
No. A warranty is a promise from the manufacturer and/or installer to repair or remedy defects in material or workmanship for a defined period — a narrower, product-specific promise tied to your installation, not a broad-risk protection product covering unrelated risks to your home.
It varies by manufacturer and installer. Many material warranties run in the 10-25 year range (some longer), while workmanship warranties are commonly shorter — often 1-5 years. Your specific documentation is the final word on your terms.
Yes — submit a lookup request with your property address and whatever details you know (installer name, approximate install date) and we'll check our records and follow up with what we find.
Many are, though terms vary by manufacturer and installer — some transfer in full, some with a reduced remaining term. Check your specific warranty document, or contact us and we'll help you confirm.
Visit our For Installers page to see how registration and administration works for your business, from a customer's first registration through ongoing lookup and record-keeping.
Common exclusions include installation by an unlicensed applicator, unauthorized repairs or modifications, damage from unrelated water intrusion, and structural movement. The exact exclusions are set by your specific warranty document.
Register your spray foam warranty in minutes
Get your install on record — property address, installer, product, and install date — so your warranty terms are documented and easy to find later.