I am very satisfied with the work from PFR! Their prices and warranty really impressed me. PFR certainly lived up to everything I had heard about the company and more. I will definitely pass their company name to anyone who might need their work!
– J. Gleason
Are you purchasing or selling a home covered by a Pro-Lift contractor issued warranty? Please note to keep the warranty in force, it must be transferred within 30 days of the purchase of the home. If a warranty is not properly transferred, it expires and is not transferable. The current warranty transfer fee must be paid when the warranty transfer form is submitted. Call Panhandle Foundation Repair to find out the amount of your warranty transfer fee.
To successfully transfer a foundation warranty:
- Download the transfer form or contact the warranty issuing Pro-Lift contractor for a copy of the form.
- Submit the transfer form to the warranty issuing Pro-Lift Contractor.
- Pay the current transfer fee to the warranty issuing Pro-Lift Contractor.
If a warranty is not properly transferred, it expires and is not transferable.
Over the years, many foundation repair contractors have gone out of business, leaving their customers with worthless warranties.
To provide customers with a greater level of security, Pro-Lift Companies established the Texas Foundation Warranty Trust in 1993. The Texas Foundation Warranty Trust supports warranties issued by selected Pro-Lift contractors.
The Trust only backs warranties issued by companies that have the highest standards of performance, the best quality control procedures, and the soundest finances. For companies’ warranties to receive the support of the Trust, in addition to maintaining the highest standards, companies must contribute a portion of their revenues to the Trust.
So long as there any warranty obligations are outstanding, the assets of the Trust may not be used for any purposes other than providing for warranties and the expenses of the Trust. As of December 31, 2014, the Trust had assets of over $1,150,000.00.
For more information on this warranty, visit texasfoundationwarrantytrust.com.