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Know your rights — hold the builder accountable.
Answer 5 quick questions — get a formal claim letter to the builder with implied warranty rights and repair deadlines.
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Your new home has defects — and the builder won't fix them.
New homes can have defects
Construction defects are common in new homes — but builders are responsible for fixing them under warranty.
Implied warranty protects you
Even if you don't have a written warranty, you're protected by the implied warranty of habitability.
You need a formal claim
A well-written claim letter with legal references is more likely to get results. We'll help you write one.
You have options if they ignore you
If the builder doesn't respond, you can escalate — state contractor board, mediation, or legal action.
What you get
Everything you need to demand repairs from the builder.
Claim letter
Formal letter to the builder demanding repairs — with legal references and placeholders.
Warranty rights guide
What implied warranty of habitability means — and how it applies to your situation.
Defect documentation guide
How to prove the defects — photos, videos, inspector's reports.
Escalation steps
What to do if the builder ignores you — contractor board, mediation, and legal help.
How it works
From defective home to repairs demanded in 2 minutes.
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Answer 5 quick questions
Defect type, state, builder response, time in home, and documentation.
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AI builds your custom claim
You get a complete HTML document with claim letter, warranty rights guide, documentation guide, and escalation steps.
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Get your home fixed
Send the letter — and get the builder to fix your home.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
What is implied warranty of habitability?
Implied warranty of habitability is a legal guarantee that a new home is fit for living — and free from defects that make it unsafe or uninhabitable. It applies even if you didn't sign a written warranty.
How long does the implied warranty last?
It varies by state — typically 1–10 years. In many states, it's 10 years for major structural defects and 1–3 years for other defects. We'll help you understand your state's rules.
What types of defects are covered?
Structural issues, water damage, electrical problems, plumbing issues, and other defects that affect the home's safety or livability. Cosmetic issues are often not covered.
What if the builder says the warranty has expired?
You may still have protection under the implied warranty, even after a written warranty expires. The guide explains your rights and how to assert them.
Do I need a lawyer?
Not necessarily — many disputes are resolved with a well-written claim letter. But if the builder refuses, you may want to consult a construction defect attorney. We'll help you decide.
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