NON-WARRANTABLE CONDITIONS. The owner understands that remodeling, like other products made by humans, is not perfect. Minor flaws and unforeseeable defects are inevitable and require some adjustments and touching up. All minor defects, omissions or malfunctions, must be reported by the owner upon inspection of the renovated space for punch list. Some conditions, including but not limited to, those listed in this statement of non-warrantable conditions, are not covered under this warranty. These guidelines are to alert the owner to certain types of maintenance (a) that are the responsibility of the owner and (b) that could lead to problems if neglected. The owner should be sure to understand this list. Any questions should be asked of CRRC or one’s own attorney before signing the acknowledgment at the end.
NON-WARRANTABLE CONDITIONS. This Statement of Conditions are not subject to Xxxx Custom Homes LLC warranties and further explains some of the changes and needs for proper maintenance that may occur in a new house over the first year of occupancy. A house requires more maintenance and care than most products because it is made of many different components, each with its own special characteristics. The buyer understands that like other products made by humans, a house is not perfect. It will show some minor flaws and unforeseeable defects and it may require some adjustments and touching up. As described in the limited warranty provided to the buyer, of which this statement of non- warrantable conditions is made a part of, Xxxx Custom Homes LLC will correct certain defects which arise during the defined time period. Other items which are not covered by the Limited Warranty may be covered by a manufacturer's warranty. Some conditions, including but not limited to, are those listed in this statement of non- warrantable conditions and are not covered under this warranty. The buyer should read these carefully and understand that the buyer has not contracted for the builder to correct -- Contractor's initials_______ 3 Buyer's initial --- ---- - certain types of problems which may occur in the buyer's house. These guidelines will alert the buyer to certain types of maintenance which are The responsibility of the buyer That could lead to problems if they are neglected. The following list outlines some of these conditions which are not covered within this warranty. It is the buyer's responsibility to understand this list. If the buyer has any questions, he or she should ask Xxxx Custom Homes LLC and or feel free to consult an attorney before signing the acknowledgment. Concrete Concrete foundations, steps, walks, drives and patios will develop cracks that do not affect the structural integrity of the building. These cracks are caused by characteristics of the concrete itself. No reasonable method of eliminating these cracks exists. Shading may also occur due to different batches of concrete and weather conditions. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to prevent cracks.
NON-WARRANTABLE CONDITIONS. This statement of conditions that are not subject to builder’s warranty explains some of the changes and maintenance items that may occur in your new home during the first year of occupancy. Your home will require more care and maintenance than most products since it is made up of many different components, each with its own special characteristics. Also, the buyer/owner understands that like other products made by humans, a house is not perfect. It will show some minor flaws and unforeseeable defects and may require some adjustments and touching up. Your house WILL SETTLE during the first few years and is completely normal. This can cause drywall cracking, doors not shutting or operating correctly, caulking or grout cracking etc. These are non warrantable items and are a normal part of homeownership. As described in the Limited Warranty Agreement provided to you, who this statement of Non-warrantable Conditions is made a part of the builder, will correct certain defects that arise during the defined time periods after commencement of the warranty begins. Other items that are not covered by the builders Limited Warranty may be covered by manufacturers’ warranties. Below are some conditions that are excluded under our builder’s Limited Warranty. It is important for you to read these carefully and understand that you have not contracted for the builder to correct certain types of problems that may occur in your new home. These guidelines will alert you to certain areas of maintenance that are the responsibility of the new homeowner, and that could lead to problems if they are neglected. The upkeep of cosmetic aspects of your home is your responsibility. You have not contracted with the builder to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features of your home. Nail Pops, sheetrock cracks, chips, scratches, or mars in tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, marble, Corian and Formica tops, lighting fixtures and brass, kitchen and other appliances, doors, paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, hardwood, vinyl floors, cabinets, etc. which are not recognized and during your Orientation Walkthrough are non-warrantable conditions. The following list is an outline of some of the conditions that are not warranted by the builder. Please be sure you understand this list. Ask questions, if you have any, before approving the acknowledgment.
