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WARRANTY

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Congratulations on your beautiful new home! We hope you and your family enjoy your home for many years to come. As with any new home, occasionally warranty items do arise after the construction of the new home is complete. Here are some gentle reminders to keep in mind: The warranty on your home is for one year from the date that you closed on your home. Warranty coverage is outlined in the Residential Construction Performance Guidelines booklet. We do recommend that you let your home go through at least two seasons before submitting a warranty service request because you will see that several items you may have noted, will correct themselves during the curing process.
Click the button below to submit a warranty request. Please only submit one request at a time through the portal.
Warranty Coverage

What's Covered

RCPG Items
RCPG Items

Any items per one-year RCPG guidelines are covered by our warranty (cannot be homeowner maintenance items) please see the booklet you received at your homeowner's orientation or the one attached to this page.

Drywall Repair
Drywall Repair

We provide one-year drywall repair for any natural nail pops or cracks, and paint touch-up following these repairs.

Appliance Malfunctions
Appliance Malfunctions

Issues with kitchen appliances, HVAC systems, or water heaters that are not caused by homeowner damage will be addressed under warranty.

Floor Noises
Floor Noises

Subfloor noises will be evaluated and addressed by our service team and flooring installers to the best of our ability. Please note that some floor noise is normal and may vary with seasonal changes.

Siding Issues
Siding Issues

Warped, loose, or cracked siding will be repaired or replaced under warranty.

What's Not Covered

Cabinet and Door Adjustments
Cabinet and Door Adjustments

Over time, cabinet doors may fall out of alignment with regular use. Homeowners are responsible for minor adjustments. Please refer to the manufacturer’s guide for instructions.

Paint Touch Ups
Paint Touch Ups

Any paint touch-ups that are not related to drywall repair are not covered by warranty, as this is basic homeowner maintenance.

Homeowner Damage
Homeowner Damage

Any damage caused by homeowners, guests, or pets after closing or home possession is not covered under warranty.

Countertop Caulking and Touch Ups
Countertop Caulking and Touch Ups

Caulk at countertops, trim, and other sealed areas may shrink, crack, or separate over time due to normal settling and changes in home humidity.

Landscaping Care
Landscaping Care

New landscaping requires consistent watering and care until roots are fully established. We recommend hiring a professional lawn or fertilizer service during the first one to two seasons to ensure healthy growth.

Exterior Concrete
Exterior Concrete

Concrete surfaces may develop cracks due to Michigan’s freeze-thaw cycles. Exposure to road salt, fertilizer, and other chemicals may also cause surface pitting. These conditions are considered normal wear and tear and are not covered under warranty.

New Home Delivery and Closing Process

New Home Delivery

We will re-key the locks on your home so that the keys are now unique to you and those keys will be handed to you upon delivery, or we will make arrangements to leave them in a lockbox if you are not available during “re-key”. You may now move all of your items into your beautiful, brand new Bosgraaf Home at this time. Please understand that for your own protection and the safe keeping of your belongings, no personal items can be moved in before final inspection and orientation.

One-Year Warranty Service

We provide a one year labor and material warranty, based on current residential construction performance guidelines, that are provided to you at your homeowner orientation. This information provides corrective action for any warranty covered defects outlined in writing during the first year.

Warranty Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Warranty Portal?

We've created a detailed video to guide you through the process step-by-step. It's easy to follow and will help you get started quickly. Please take a few minutes to watch it here.

I have no heat! What do I do?

First, confirm your home and neighborhood have power. Next, check that the furnace switch in your mechanical room is turned “ON.” Refer to your furnace manual for troubleshooting steps. If the issue persists, contact the emergency service provider listed on your electrical panel.

I have no hot water! What do I do?

This is often caused by a tripped GFCI outlet. Check and reset the GFCI outlet in your mechanical room and confirm the water heater is plugged in.

My windows are sweating. What is happening?

Condensation on windows is normal and does not indicate a window failure. This typically means there is too much humidity in your home. Check your humidifier settings and adjust accordingly.

What should I do if my cabinet doors are crooked?

Cabinet doors can shift over time, especially in high-use areas. Refer to the Wellborn Cabinets adjustment guide for step-by-step instructions. Please refer to this website for a tutorial.

How do I control my home's humidity?

Your home’s humidifier works with your furnace to add moisture to the air when it is running during the colder months. To stay comfortable, aim for about 30-40%. If you notice condensation on windows, lower your humidity setting. If your home feels too dry, increase it slightly. Adjust settings seasonally to maintain a comfortable indoor environment & protect your home finishes.

What should I do if my lawn washes out or is patchy?

It is normal for new lawns to appear thin or patchy, especially during hot weather, as grass establishes itself while competing with weeds. Your lawn should be watered 2–3 times per day during the early stages of growth. After approximately five mowings, a weed-and-feed treatment is recommended. For best results, consider hiring a professional lawn care provider during the first one to two seasons. With proper care, your lawn will fill in and establish over time.

Residential Consumer Performance Report (RCPR)

Please view our RCPG guidelines before submitting a request!

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