One-Year Warranty Inspection Near Seattle and Montlake
Did you know that most new construction homes come with a one-year builder’s warranty? 60 to 30 days before your builder's one-year warranty expires, our One-Year Warranty Inspection inspect areas of your home covered by your warranty. With a One-Year Warranty Inspection report, you can address any identified issues with your builder before the warranty expires.
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We offer One-Year Warranty Inspection services in Seattle.
$300+ Savings
Annually by repairing existing items instead of replacing them.
40%
Of warranty providers send a repair technician within two days of receiving a claim.
1.4 Million
Homes in the U.S. have home warranty coverage.
Why Get a One-Year Warranty Inspection with WIN?
Our One-Year Warranty Inspection is designed to ensure that your new home has settled properly and safely. While we believe that new build homes are protected against common issues found with existing homes, that is simply not always the case. New construction homes are likely to need repairs within the first year, and it’s critical to address these issues while your home is still under warranty. With a One-Year Warranty Inspection, you can gain the knowledge you need to protect your investment.
Benefits of a One-Year Warranty Inspection
Save Money: Identify and address issues while they’re still covered under warranty to save money and prevent costly repairs later.
Maximize Your Warranty: Ensure that defects covered by your builder's one-year warranty are identified and resolved before your warranty expires.
Gain Peace of Mind: Enjoy continued confidence and satisfaction in your home by ensuring a safe and well-maintained environment.
How Does a One-Year Warranty Inspection Work?
At WIN, we are experienced in conducting One-Year Warranty Inspections, ensuring accurate results and comprehensive evaluations of your property's condition.
STEP 1
Inspect the Exterior
When inspecting the exterior features of the home, we check that there are no areas of concern with the drainage of the property, roof, gutters, siding, porches, decks, garage, foundation and more.
STEP 2
Inspect the Interior
STEP 3
Check the Major Systems
STEP 4
Receive and Use Your Report
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FAQs on One-Year Warranty Inspection
Why should I consider a One-Year Warranty Inspection for a new home?
One-Year Warranty Inspections help you identify and address construction defects and issues covered by the builder's warranty. This can save you money on repairs and help you maintain the value of the property.
Can I request a One-Year Warranty Inspection even if the builder has not offered it?
If you do not have a one-year home warranty, yes, you should still have your new construction home evaluated after the first year. In this case, you’ll want to schedule a Healthy Home Check to help proactively identify and address and health and safety issues to help you protect your investment.
What components are typically covered in a One-Year Warranty Inspection?
A One-Year Warranty Inspection covers the home’s major components such as the foundation, structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roof, and more, ensuring a comprehensive assessment of your home's condition.
When should I consider a One-Year Warranty Inspection as a homeowner?
A One-Year Warranty Inspection must be conducted before your builder's warranty expires. Scheduling this inspection on or before the 11th month allows for construction defects to appear while still giving the builder ample time to address any concerns before the warranty expires.
Can a One-Year Warranty Inspection help me with long-term maintenance planning?
Yes, a One-Year Warranty Inspection provides valuable insights into your home's condition and can help you with your long-term maintenance planning as it helps you understand annual maintenance requirements.
Who typically pays for the One-Year Warranty Inspection?
The inspection itself is typically covered by the homeowner; however, many of the issues that could be found may be covered under warranty to be mitigated.
What if the One-Year Warranty Inspection reveals issues with my property?
If the One-Year Warranty Inspection reveals issues with your property that are covered under the builder's warranty, it is typically the responsibility of the builder to address and rectify those issues at no cost to you as the homeowner.