A home warranty is a service contract that covers the repair or replacement of many of the most frequently occurring breakdowns of home system components and appliances.
Your home is most likely one of your biggest investments; most new homes come with a standard one year warranty against building materials and workmanship. Unfortunately, problems often occur after the warranty has expired; these unexpected repair or replacement costs can easily strain your budget. A home warranty cannot prevent systems or appliances from breaking down, but it can help make covered repairs or replacement easier and less costly. Make sure you have Peak Home Inspections look at your home before your new home warranty expires. We will examine your home’s structure, mechanical and electrical systems to identify defects and other problems before they become your problems. Protect yourself and your investment!
Your home is most likely one of your biggest investments; most new homes come with a standard one year warranty against building materials and workmanship. Unfortunately, problems often occur after the warranty has expired; these unexpected repair or replacement costs can easily strain your budget. A home warranty cannot prevent systems or appliances from breaking down, but it can help make covered repairs or replacement easier and less costly. Make sure you have Peak Home Inspections look at your home before your new home warranty expires. We will examine your home’s structure, mechanical and electrical systems to identify defects and other problems before they become your problems. Protect yourself and your investment!
Being Smart With Home Warranty Inspections
This inspection will normally take place about 11 months after closing. This inspection is done to check for any deficiencies that have developed so they can be brought to the builder’s attention. Most builders offer a one year warranty, having this inspection completed within the 11th month will give you sufficient time to report problems to the builder and get the repairs completed before the warranty expires.
