Warranty Information for New Freehold Homes Sample Clauses

Warranty Information for New Freehold Homes. This information sheet provides a basic overview of the warranties and protections that come with your new home. This warranty is provided to you by your builder and backed by Xxxxxx. For more detailed Information visit xxxxxx.xxx and log into our online learning hub at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx The Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) Before you take possession of your new home, your builder is required to conduct a pre-delivery inspection (PDI) with you or someone you designate to act on your behalf. If you wish, you may be accompanied by someone who can provide expert assistance. The PDI is important because it is an opportunity to learn about how to operate and maintain parts of your home, such as the ventilation, plumbing, and heating systems. It is also important because it gives you an opportunity to note items in your home that are damaged, missing, incomplete, or not working properly before you take possession of your home. This record is also significant as it may help show what items may have been damaged before you moved in and helps resolve any disputes relating to whether or not an item of damage was caused by the use of the home. The PDI is only one piece of evidence relating to damaged or incomplete Items, and you should note and document (e.g. via photos or video) any concerns or damaged items as soon as you notice them after taking possession if they were missed on your PDI. If the damaged items are not addressed by your builder, you can include them in your 30-Day Form to Tarion. Damaged items are covered under the warranty if the damage was caused by the builder or their trades. There is more information about the PDI here: xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx Deposit Protection The deposit you provide to your builder is protected up to certain limits if your builder goes bankrupt, fundamentally breach es your Agreement of Purchase and Sale or you exercise your legal right to terminate it. Deposit coverage limits are $60,000 if the purchase price is $600,000 or less and 10% of purchase price to a maximum of $100,000 if the purchase price is over $600,000. This protection includes the money you put down towards upgrades and other extras. WEB COPY Delayed Closing Coverage Your builder guarantees that your home will be ready for you to move in by a date specified in the Agreement of Purchase and Sale or a date that has been properly extended (if for certain reasons the original closing date cannot be met). You may be able to claim up to $7,500 from your b...
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