My Home Is New...Why Do I Need A Warranty Inspection?
     In general terms, every new home has a one-year warranty by the builder, covering defects in workmanship or materials. Builders also frequently purchase additional warranties to cover their liability and to use as marketing tools. These additional home warranties are very specific about what they cover and many warranty contracts stipulate that the original one-year warranty is replaced by the new home warranty

     Your new home is probably the single largest investment of your life!
You should make every effort to understand your warranty and protect your investment.  Defects in new homes fall into several categories. Among these are, obvious material and workmanship defects, and hidden material and workmanship defects. You have probably taken care of both obvious defect categories. Appliances that do not function correctly and cosmetic issues are two of the most common. The defects that are more difficult to see are, the ones that should concern you. Improper wiring, small exterior openings where moisture seeps in, poor landscaping drainage, roofing damage, and others are among the most common.

     It’s All About Time!
Over time, many hidden defects cause substantial damage to homes. Improper drainage can damage foundations leading to structural problems. Small exterior leaks can lead to mold, termites and other wood destroying organisms. Electrical problems often remain unnoticed until “ZAP!” and someone is injured or worse.

     Hidden or not?
Your real problem is that these issues frequently take longer than one year to show up! By then, either your warranty has expired or you’re into limited coverage and deductibles. You need to document issues and have repairs made during the warranty period!

     Strengthen Your Position
Hidden defects frequently have symptoms of their existence. I use my knowledge of new construction techniques to alert me to the probability of these issues. Once alerted, I focus in on those systems for further review. I do not claim to be able to find everything hidden from the homeowner but I’ll find most of it and give you an education as we go!

     Contacting Your Builder
Documenting the condition of your home with an independent inspector gives you a written advantage, in the event repairs are not completed.
I always suggest homeowners start with a simple letter to their builder. Explain the situation, and that you expect timely repairs during your warranty period.
Move to a registered letter or other steps as necessary, being careful to allow time for communications and repairs during the warranty period.

     Reserve an Independent Warranty Inspection Now!
Your inspection should be in months eight through eleven of your first year. This allows the maximum time for issues to arise and time for builder repairs during the warranty period. If you have any questions about warranty inspections,
just give me a call at 719-510-7703.
You will not run into any high pressure sales tactics, just honest, informative answers to your questions.
I’ll be pleased to assist you.

     Steven Waskewicz
     Rest Assured Inspection services, LLC.
     Colorado Springs, Colorado
     719-510-7703
     www.restassuredinspection.com
Please Note: Properties should have All their services turned on, i.e. electricity, water and gas.
We cannot fully test all of the appliances and fixtures, unless the house is fully functional. 
If the home has been vacant, or "winterized", check with the seller or sellers realtor,
to make sure that the services will be available for your inspection.

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