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Because home warranties apply to systems and appliances, structural problems aren't usually covered. Some contracts may allow for repairs to windows that threaten the integrity of the rest of your home, but window and door issues usually fall under homeowners insurance.
A structural warranty is provided by the builder of the home and covers workmanship and building materials as related to windows, siding, plumbing systems, the home's foundation and more.
These warranties protect the structural components of a home: roofs, floors, and walls; framing and support structures; foundations; masonry; and more. A structural home warranty plan is usually meant to cover a newly built home.
Most builder warranties cover material and workmanship on a new home for one to two years, with coverage that lasts as long as 10 years on major structural elements.
A home builders warranty covers the major structural elements of a new home from physical damage that may occur. A builder warranty also provides coverage on workmanship and materials such as windows, tile and drywall as well as distribution systems like electrical and plumbing.
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This means, for the life of the wheel, Factory Style Wheels, will replace or repair any wheel found defective in either materials or workmanship. This warranty applies to the original retail purchaser only and is non-transferable.
A structural warranty is provided by the builder of the home and covers workmanship and building materials as related to windows, siding, plumbing systems, the home's foundation and more.
A structural warranty is an insurance policy designed to protect against defects in new buildings, normally for a period of 10 years after completion.
Because home warranties apply to systems and appliances, structural problems aren't usually covered. Some contracts may allow for repairs to windows that threaten the integrity of the rest of your home, but window and door issues usually fall under homeowners insurance.
Most home warranties do not cover structural defects, well pumps, septic tanks, or other home systems. Warranties generally do not cover more expensive repairs, such as roofs, leaky windows, or chimney repairs.

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