Is it time for a home warranty inspection?

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One-Year Builder's Warranty

Most new home buyers believe there should not be any issues with a newly constructed home. The sale of a newly constructed home typically includes a one-year warranty in which the builder is obligated to correct any problems encountered within the first year of ownership. There are many things that can and will go wrong in the first few months and years of a new home construction. 

• Were the footings and foundation constructed properly?
• Has the foundation shifted?
• Have the sealants on the siding, windows, and roof held together?
• Has shrinkage or movement in the structure created cracks in the finished walls or opened joints that normally should be closed
• Are all the electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and appliances functioning correctly?

New homes have new home issues. Plenty to consider and if your home warranties are two to three months out from expiring you may want a trained professional inspector to look over those key elements of your warranty. This will help  to ensure you have the time for requesting corrections prior to the warranty expiring. 

Request a new home warranty inspection today to ensure you have time to have any warranty work completed.