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What does a new home warranty cover? Builders in Ontario are must to provide statutory warranty coverage as outlined in the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act. All builders in Ontario must provide a seven-year statutory warranty on every home they build.

? Every builder in Ontario is required to be registered with Tarion and provide their clients with the statutory warranty.

A description of damage not covered by the warranty is provided on the The most frequent causes for exclusion of liability under the warranty include: moisture or liquid penetration, mechanical damage ? i.e. damage to the device as a result of a fall, impact, etc.

Anyone building (builder) or selling (vendor) a new home in Ontario is required to be registered with Tarion, and each new home must be enrolled with Tarion. The statutory warranties apply even if the vendor is not registered or if the builder fails to enrol the home.

The statutory warranties on work and materials that you provide on the home take effect on the Date of Possession and last for a total of seven years. The Date of Possession is the closing date or, in the case of a condominium unit, the occupancy date/interim occupancy date.

A description of damage not covered by the warranty is provided on the The most frequent causes for exclusion of liability under the warranty include: moisture or liquid penetration, mechanical damage ? i.e. damage to the device as a result of a fall, impact, etc.

The statutory warranties on work and materials that you provide on the home take effect on the Date of Possession and last for a total of seven years. The Date of Possession is the closing date or, in the case of a condominium unit, the occupancy date/interim occupancy date.