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Mandatory warranty coverage is provided for new homes and condominiums in Ontario. It starts with deposit protection and delayed closing compensation, and includes three separate warranties that last up to seven years after you take possession of your new home.

The ONHWP Act protects new home purchasers in three ways: mandatory registration of most new home builders and vendors. a warranty program for consumers protecting against a range of defects, and. a deposit protection mechanism in the event of builder failure.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

Tarion is an arms-length agency of government, and has been granted a special monopoly by government to administer the builder's warranty.

Tarion was previously responsible for registering Ontario's new home builders and vendors. On February 1, 2021, the registration function moved to the HCRA and was replaced by licensing.

Our mission is to give Ontario homeowners consumer protection and confidence that their new homes are properly built. We do this through fair issues resolution, education, and outreach.

By law, a new-build home cannot be sold or built in Ontario unless Tarion has approved the home for enrolment in the warranties and protection plan. Anyone selling or building a new-build home without approval from Tarion is operating illegally.

Operating without a licence is illegal. A conviction for illegal building may lead to fines; imprisonment; and/or an order to pay compensation and/or make restitution. It is also illegal to build a new home without it being enrolled in warranty with Tarion, even if the builder is licensed.

Tarion, formerly known as the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, is a not-for-profit consumer protection organization established by the Government of Ontario in 1976 to administer the province's new home warranty program.

One-Year Warranty One Year Warranty Coverage begins on the date of possession. The One Year Warranty requires that the home be free of: Defects in workmanship and materials. Defects that cause the building to be unfit for habitation.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

This is a third-party warranty offered by the builder, protecting the new homeowner against losses during the new home acquiring process. While this is not mandatory in most parts of Canada, it is a must-have condition in Ontario.

Mandatory warranty coverage is provided for new homes and condominiums in Ontario. It starts with deposit protection and delayed closing compensation, and includes three separate warranties that last up to seven years after you take possession of your new home.

The ONHWP Act protects new home purchasers in three ways: mandatory registration of most new home builders and vendors. a warranty program for consumers protecting against a range of defects, and. a deposit protection mechanism in the event of builder failure.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

Tarion is an arms-length agency of government, and has been granted a special monopoly by government to administer the builder's warranty.

Tarion was previously responsible for registering Ontario's new home builders and vendors. On February 1, 2021, the registration function moved to the HCRA and was replaced by licensing.

Our mission is to give Ontario homeowners consumer protection and confidence that their new homes are properly built. We do this through fair issues resolution, education, and outreach.

By law, a new-build home cannot be sold or built in Ontario unless Tarion has approved the home for enrolment in the warranties and protection plan. Anyone selling or building a new-build home without approval from Tarion is operating illegally.

Operating without a licence is illegal. A conviction for illegal building may lead to fines; imprisonment; and/or an order to pay compensation and/or make restitution. It is also illegal to build a new home without it being enrolled in warranty with Tarion, even if the builder is licensed.

Tarion, formerly known as the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, is a not-for-profit consumer protection organization established by the Government of Ontario in 1976 to administer the province's new home warranty program.

One-Year Warranty One Year Warranty Coverage begins on the date of possession. The One Year Warranty requires that the home be free of: Defects in workmanship and materials. Defects that cause the building to be unfit for habitation.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

This is a third-party warranty offered by the builder, protecting the new homeowner against losses during the new home acquiring process. While this is not mandatory in most parts of Canada, it is a must-have condition in Ontario.

Mandatory warranty coverage is provided for new homes and condominiums in Ontario. It starts with deposit protection and delayed closing compensation, and includes three separate warranties that last up to seven years after you take possession of your new home.

The ONHWP Act protects new home purchasers in three ways: mandatory registration of most new home builders and vendors. a warranty program for consumers protecting against a range of defects, and. a deposit protection mechanism in the event of builder failure.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

Tarion is an arms-length agency of government, and has been granted a special monopoly by government to administer the builder's warranty.

Tarion was previously responsible for registering Ontario's new home builders and vendors. On February 1, 2021, the registration function moved to the HCRA and was replaced by licensing.

Our mission is to give Ontario homeowners consumer protection and confidence that their new homes are properly built. We do this through fair issues resolution, education, and outreach.

By law, a new-build home cannot be sold or built in Ontario unless Tarion has approved the home for enrolment in the warranties and protection plan. Anyone selling or building a new-build home without approval from Tarion is operating illegally.

Operating without a licence is illegal. A conviction for illegal building may lead to fines; imprisonment; and/or an order to pay compensation and/or make restitution. It is also illegal to build a new home without it being enrolled in warranty with Tarion, even if the builder is licensed.

Tarion, formerly known as the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, is a not-for-profit consumer protection organization established by the Government of Ontario in 1976 to administer the province's new home warranty program.

One-Year Warranty One Year Warranty Coverage begins on the date of possession. The One Year Warranty requires that the home be free of: Defects in workmanship and materials. Defects that cause the building to be unfit for habitation.

Tarion helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.

This is a third-party warranty offered by the builder, protecting the new homeowner against losses during the new home acquiring process. While this is not mandatory in most parts of Canada, it is a must-have condition in Ontario.