Coverage in writing, where it counts.
Every Saje proposal states what is covered, for how long, and how to reach us if something needs attention. No vague lifetime promises.
The warranty describes the actual work sold.
Coverage lives in your written proposal, where it is specific and enforceable: the covered workmanship, the installed coating or product system, the coverage period, homeowner care requirements, exclusions and environmental conditions, and how a claim is inspected and handled.
You will not find vague lifetime promises here. If a claim about coverage is not written in your proposal, we do not make it in our marketing, and that is deliberate.
- Covered workmanship
- Covered coating or product system
- Coverage period stated in writing
- Homeowner maintenance requirements
- Exclusions and environmental conditions
- Claim and inspection process
Project-specific care instructions are handed off at closeout.
Interior finishes
Cure time, cleaning method, touch-up storage, and sheen-specific care.
Cabinets and enamel
Full cure before heavy use, gentle cleaning, and what to avoid around handles and edges.
Exterior finishes
Inspection, cleaning, moisture management, and early reporting of any concern.
Garage floors
Return-to-service timing, cleaning products, mats, chemicals, and damage reporting.
Warranty and care questions.
Does Saje warranty its work?
Yes. Coverage is written into your proposal where it is enforceable, not implied in marketing copy. Your proposal states what is covered and how to reach us if something needs attention.
What does the warranty cover?
Workmanship and the installed system as described in your proposal. Because coverage depends on the surfaces and products involved, the written proposal is always the authoritative document.
What is not covered?
Conditions outside the work itself, such as structural movement, moisture intrusion, or damage from impact or chemicals, are outlined in your proposal so expectations are clear on both sides.
How do I care for freshly painted surfaces?
Care guidance is handed off at closeout for your specific finishes: cure time, cleaning method, touch-up storage, and sheen-specific care.
How do I care for refinished cabinets?
Allow the enamel to cure fully before heavy use, clean with a soft damp cloth and mild soap, avoid abrasive pads and harsh degreasers, and report any issue at the edges early.
How do I care for a coated garage floor?
Return-to-service timing, cleaning products, mats, and chemical precautions are covered at closeout. Day to day, a coated floor cleans up with a hose, a squeegee, or a soft broom.
What if I notice an issue after the project is done?
Contact us. The closeout handoff includes exactly how to reach us, and reported issues are inspected and addressed under the terms written in your proposal.
Start with a walkthrough, not a sales pitch.
Tell us what you are considering. We will confirm the fit, schedule a walkthrough, and put the whole project in writing before anything is scheduled.