Does Anyone Have A Warranty Form

HomeGuard

Does anyone have a written explanation of warranty that is to be signed and given to customers. I'd love to see one if it's out there.

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kdub1777

I am also looking for a common 1 YR warranty form, for new home owners, on a new construction home. Anybody?

Jason Whipple

Our contract just simply states there is a two year warranty on any problems caused by improper installation.

(The tail light warranty didn't go over very well)

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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woodmagman

Warranty


Your Company

Address,
Town, Country. Mailing code
Phone
Fax
Email
Website

Date



Customer
Name
Address


Warranted Project:





In compliance with your project specifications, Your Company respectfully submits our guarantee of equipment, materials and workmanship furnished by Your Company for a period of two years. The warranty period will be as follows:

Date starting
Date ending




Equipment and materials furnished by others, but installed by Your Company, are not covered by this warranty, except for the installation work performed by Your Company.

Ordinary wear is not covered by this warranty. The owner's abuse, neglect or failure to perform recommended maintenance procedures as stated in any and all owners manuals will void this warranty.

Should any problems occur during the specified warranty period, due to faulty equipment, materials or workmanship, Your Company will correct the problems, without charge, to the satisfaction of the owner.

Any and all drywall repairs that become necessary will be completed to paint stage, priming and painting will be the responsibility of the customer.

All special order and custom items that are not covered by product warranties will be the responsibility of the customer and not covered by this warranty.





Authorizing Signature.

Your Company

We Fix Houses

This is a pretty good one. I think you'll have to register to open the pdf attachement in post # 4.

http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/s...light=warranty

hatchet

Careful with including faulty equipment as a cause for warranty.
That says if a piece of equipment causes damage then your company will fix the damage for no cost. The manufacturer should also pick up the cost of the damage caused by their faulty equipment not your company.
Here is something that should be included instead.
IMO that's the only thing that needs to be said about equipment. It still gives you the option to fix it if you think it'll benefit your company in the long run but otherwise excludes equipment and appliances from your warranty.

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Rich
WIT Construction Co.
Superior MT Contractor

LeeQuality

[quote=We Fix Houses;364919]This is a pretty good one. I think you'll have to register to open the pdf attachement in post # 4.


Thanks for the example - I like it, and plan to revise it and use it in the future.

Are you willing to share your contract wording?

C.C.R.

GOOD CATCH. It should be a limited warrenty,yes?

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C.C.R.

Mine is in the contract. It simply states we warrant all material (that we supply) for one year and two years on workmanship.

I don't know about other states, but here in MA. the customer automaticaly gets one year warranty by law.

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