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Builder Warranties

Insurance-Backed
Structural Warranties

Benefit from multiple years of added financial protection against major structural defects backed by an “A” rated insurance carrier.

Builder-Backed
Structural Warranties

Streamline defect claims management through expert third-party support that manages and mediates customer expectations.

System & Appliance Warranties

Complement a standard builder warranty with extended system and appliance coverage as a value-add for happy homeowners.

Why It's Worth It

Industry Challenges

Material and supply chain challenges are introducing unknown factors.​

Too Often, It’s Litigation

There is an industry dedicated to pursuing litigation again home builders.​

Mediation Is Not Enough

Merely requiring mediation before arbitration is no longer enough to guard against bogus or inflated claims.

Trust Is Broken

Homebuyer-Builder relationships are suffering.

Costs Are Rising

Claims are escalating leading to serious time, resource, and financial constraints.

Impact On Insurance

Warranty-related risks are a top risk when insuring homebuilding.

STRUCTURAL WARRANTIES

Tailored Solutions With Your Budget In Mind

Combine with...

FirstLink

Say “goodbye” to the hassles of first and second-year claims calls. Offer real-time, white-glove concierge care for addressing homebuyer questions, concerns, and issues. PWSC offers two levels of FirstLink service. Through our partnership with BBSG, we can go beyond call handling to coordinate subcontractor response. Get in touch to learn more.

System & Appliance Warranties

Talk To An Expert

There is no one-size-fits-all.

Whether you are a builder, property manager, insurance agent, or homeowner, our team of home experts is available to discuss your needs, your wants, and your challenges to get to the right home warranty solution.

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800.850.2799

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