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This legislation makes home warranty coverage mandatory for new homes in Alberta. The Act applies to single-family homes, multi-family homes, duplexes, condominiums, manufactured homes and recreational properties where permits were pulled starting February 1, 2014.

The warranty provides 1-year coverage for any defects in materials and labour, 2-year coverage of specified materials and labour, 5-year coverage of the building envelope, and 10-year coverage of structural defects. Warranty protection requires that you protect your investment by properly maintaining your new home.

What Does a Home Warranty Cover? Electrical systems. Plumbing systems. HVAC. Ductwork. Interior plumbing. Water heater. Major appliances (fridges, dishwashers, stoves, etc.)

What does a 5-year/60,000 mile warranty mean? Manufacturer warranties last up to a certain number of years or until your car reaches a certain mileage. So a 5-year/60,000 mile warranty will cover your car for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first.

The seven year warranty covers major structural defects (MSD) and begins on the date that the purchaser takes possession of the home and ends on the seventh anniversary of that date.

The New Home Buyer Protection Act requires minimum warranty coverage on all new homes constructed in Alberta. Covers any defects in materials and labour related to how the home was constructed and materials used.

What is a warranty company? A warranty company provides warranty services such as repair, maintenance or ADH on warranty plans such as service contracts and extended warranties. They may also deliver service guaranteed under a manufacturer's warranty.

Under the New Home Buyer Protection Act, owners who wish to build their own homes without a builder licence must apply for an owner-builder authorization that is issued by the Registrar. Once approved, an owner builder can obtain building permits without a license and choose whether or not to purchase warranty.

This legislation makes home warranty coverage mandatory for new homes in Alberta. The Act applies to single-family homes, multi-family homes, duplexes, condominiums, manufactured homes and recreational properties where permits were pulled starting February 1, 2014.

The warranty provides 1-year coverage for any defects in materials and labour, 2-year coverage of specified materials and labour, 5-year coverage of the building envelope, and 10-year coverage of structural defects. Warranty protection requires that you protect your investment by properly maintaining your new home.

What Does a Home Warranty Cover? Electrical systems. Plumbing systems. HVAC. Ductwork. Interior plumbing. Water heater. Major appliances (fridges, dishwashers, stoves, etc.)

What does a 5-year/60,000 mile warranty mean? Manufacturer warranties last up to a certain number of years or until your car reaches a certain mileage. So a 5-year/60,000 mile warranty will cover your car for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first.

The seven year warranty covers major structural defects (MSD) and begins on the date that the purchaser takes possession of the home and ends on the seventh anniversary of that date.

The New Home Buyer Protection Act requires minimum warranty coverage on all new homes constructed in Alberta. Covers any defects in materials and labour related to how the home was constructed and materials used.

What is a warranty company? A warranty company provides warranty services such as repair, maintenance or ADH on warranty plans such as service contracts and extended warranties. They may also deliver service guaranteed under a manufacturer's warranty.

Under the New Home Buyer Protection Act, owners who wish to build their own homes without a builder licence must apply for an owner-builder authorization that is issued by the Registrar. Once approved, an owner builder can obtain building permits without a license and choose whether or not to purchase warranty.