Warranty
PEACE OF MIND
We want you to have peace of mind when choosing us as your new home builder or renovator. We offer a comprehensive 5 year warranty for new homes and a 2 year warranty on renovated homes, commercial unit or medical office. All new homes will be registered with Tarion and have a 7 year extended warranty. Contact us for more information on our warranties.
SUPERIOR WARRANTY
Builders in Ontario are deemed to provide statutory warranty coverage as described in the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act.
WHAT’S COVERED?
Protection for deposits
Protection against financial loss for contract homes.
Compensation for delays in closing or occupancy.
Protection against unauthorized substitution.
One or two year warranties for certain defects in work and materials
A seven year warranty for major structural defects
Coverage for condominium common elements (the common or shared area of condominium buildings.)
Mission
The maximum statutory warranty coverage available for new homes and condominium units is $300,000. The maximum coverage for condominium common elements is $50,000 times the number of units, up to a maximum of $2.5 million. There is a maximum of $15,000 for warranted damage caused by environmentally harmful substances or hazards and a maximum of $25,000 for coverage of septic systems.
This Coverage Includes
The maximum statutory warranty coverage available for new homes and condominium units is $300,000. The maximum coverage for condominium common elements is $50,000 times the number of units, up to a maximum of $2.5 million. There is a maximum of $15,000 for warranted damage caused by environmentally harmful substances or hazards and a maximum of $25,000 for coverage of septic systems.
TARION’S ROLE
Tarion ensures new home buyers receive the statutory warranty coverage they're entitled to under the Act. Most issues are handled by builders, but Tarion steps in if obligations aren't met.
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This warranty differs from those on items like appliances or flooring, which are covered by manufacturers or suppliers. While the coverage is broad, it has limits and exclusions. Buyers should review the Homeowner Information Package and this website to fully understand their warranty rights. Statutory warranties are in addition to any contractual or legal protections buyers may have.
