
As More Residential Builders Plan Their Exit, Warranty Obligations Stick Around. That’s a Problem.
Every time a builder constructs a home, they are adding another long-term obligation to the business. After the paint dries, the crews move on, and

Every time a builder constructs a home, they are adding another long-term obligation to the business. After the paint dries, the crews move on, and

How one builder replaced costly one-year walkthroughs with a smarter warranty strategy For many builders, the one-year walkthrough is a standard part of the homeowner

A standards-based approach to warranty management reduced variability, controlled costs, and improved the homeowner experience. Growth didn’t create the builder’s warranty challenges. It exposed them.

January is the season for optimism. Gyms packed. Pantries stocked with low-calorie foods. Everyone convinced this is the year they’ll finally get organized, save money,

Quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) programs have become an essential part of modern homebuilding. From pre-pour foundation inspections to final punch list walkthroughs,

The United States has a new winner, and as a result, we all lose—especially builders. Estimates have the California fires surrounding the Los Angeles area

New Braunfels, Texas, has been one of the country’s fastest growing cities for residential construction over the past few years. Something else is on the

In 2019, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued sweeping changes to warranty requirements for FHA, VA, and USDA loans. Over five years

So far in our 2025 homebuilder trend check-in, we’ve covered how builders are innovating on the jobsite and managing risk in an increasingly complex environment.

At the midpoint of 2025, one trend is abundantly clear: Builders must be as strategic about managing risk as they are about managing materials. In