Panamanian law requires all construction companies to provide a written guarantee. What it doesn't establish is how many years it must last. Most comply with the minimum: one year, sometimes less, with vague terms.
XLAM voluntarily adopts the same standard that has governed in Europe for more than 25 years:
Foundations, load-bearing walls, roofs, and structural elements that compromise the safety or stability of the work.
Leaks, waterproofing, thermal and acoustic insulation, dampness, and anything affecting the normal use of the home.
Doors, floors, carpentry, HVAC, electrical and plumbing installations, drywall, and claddings.
Because our construction systems are designed to last. XLAM Dolomiti's CLT panels and Termosteel's steel framing are not experimental materials—they have been proven for decades in demanding climates in Europe and North America.
Building correctly from the start is the only real guarantee.
Each XLAM project includes these guarantees in writing in the construction contract. They are not verbal promises or generic clauses — they are enforceable commitments, backed by:
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