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Consumers often put all the onus on the warranty program to educate them when in fact they can gain the knowledge and prevent future disappointments for themselves. By taking the time to find out what parts of their home are covered by warranty and the length of time for that coverage, homeowners are able to be more proactive in the complete maintenance of their new home. An active involvement in the warranty means long term happiness. Small problems can be corrected before they become larger annoyances. Serious building defects can be recognized and rectified. While the warranty program was established in 1976 as a consumer protection watch dog, it attempts to balance the homeowner‘s rights with the builder‘s needs. The warranty program is not able to help homeowners who file a claim after the warranty coverage has expired. There is no such thing as a retroactive claim. Homeowners who wait until after the warranty has ended before filing their problem will find their coverage has expired. New homeowners should acquaint themselves with the facts concerning the various features being covered for the varying time periods. A homeowner with a complaint should notify the builder first in writing and send a copy to the warranty program, being mindful of the warranty time frame. Every now and again the warranty program encounters second owners who were not informed that the new home warranty is transferable from the first owners. Remember the warranty begins on the date of possession and remains with the home. If you‘re purchasing a recentlyâ€"built home, ask Make warranty No. 1 on your reading list | Assuming the new home warranty offers blanket coverage is a common mistake among new homeowners. â€" ADVERTISEMENT â€" Sclierosis SOCIETY OF CANADA 6 § :7582 your real estate lawyer if it is covered by warranty. Assuming the new home warranty offers blanket coverage is a common mistake among new homeowners. The threeâ€"tiered home warranty system provides coverage starting with a one year warranty against defects in workmanship and materials and Ontario Building Code violations. The home must be fit to live in. For all homes enrolled after Dec. 31, 1990, the builder provides a two year warranty against water seepage through the building envelope and the basement or foundation walls. Under this same section of the warranty, the materials and workmanship in the electrical, plumbing and heating delivery and distribution system are guaranteed to be defect free. The materials and workmanship in the exterior cladding, caulking, windows and doors cannot have defects or deficiencies. Homeowners are also protected from any health and safety violations of the Ontario Building Code. If your new home was enrolled before Dec. 31, 1990, and you encounter a major structural defect, your home is covered for five years. If your home is enrolled after that date, then there is a seven year warranty against major structural defects. Understanding where protection on new homes starts and stops begins with an educated consumer. Dan Cooper is an awardâ€"winning Associate Broker with Countrywide Town Centre Realty Inc. and can be reached at 338â€"6550.