We are thankful to be such an important part of your new home.  This warranty and homeowners manual has been hand crafted to assist you after completion and the subsequent occupancy of your new home, for years to come.  This information provides you with a description of your Limited Warranty and Homeowners Manual comprised of your care, maintenance, safety, new construction guidelines, final walk through and recommended maintenance schedule.  We invite you to review this material thoroughly.

Your home has been constructed with high quality materials and labor of experienced craftsmen.  An article in the Readers Digest has stated:  Someone of great wisdom calculated one day; a house built by the most renowned craftsmen using the highest quality of materials can only approach 86% of perfection.  Our goal is to surpass that percentage.  This does not mean your home will be free from care and maintenance. A home, just like your vehicle, requires care and attention from the first day of ownership.  General maintenance and knowledge of the functions of your home are an essential element in providing lasting quality in your home.  A home is one of the last "hand built" products remaining in the world, a trade which has been here since the creation of mankind.

We are pleased with each and every home we build and feel they compliment the neighborhoods in which they are built.  Maintenance is a major factor in achieving the longevity of your home by keeping your investments safe and providing comfort throughout the years.  Over time the natural elements and normal use will affect your home.  The old saying "a stitch in time saves nine" applies when repairs are procrastinated upon.  The Limited Warranty coverage on part of, or your entire home, can become void if maintenance is not adhered to.

The Limited Warranty and Homeowners Manual cover most critical items of your new home.  If something is not covered within this warranty, the manufacturer's recommendations and/or industry standards should be observed.  Review the literature provided by the manufacturers of consumer products left in your home.  The suppliers of mechanical equipment and appliances have activated the manufacturer warranties.  Copies of these warranties and operation/care manuals will typically be found in one of the drawers in your kitchen.  Should a Home Inspection be done your Contractor will only address building code or contract items.

Included in the Homeowner Manual are simple maintenance, care and use information which will help you to keep your new home like new, safe and trouble free.  By caring for your new home you insure the enjoyment of it for many years to come.  You can either perform the maintenance of your home yourself or hire a qualified maintenance company. The home is one of the largest investments made by many families today.  Proper maintenance is the key to protecting your investment, personal comfort and safety throughout the years.