Your New Home Is Protected With a 10-Year Structural Warranty

Building in Florida comes with real stakes: wind, water, and long-term durability. That’s why we back our craftsmanship with a third-party structural warranty, so you can move in with confidence, not questions.

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Coverage for qualifying structural defects in key load-bearing components

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Clear standards for
workmanship and major
home systems

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A straightforward
process if an issue ever
comes up

Why a Structural Warranty Matters in Northwest Florida

A home is one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. In Northwest Florida, you also want confidence that your home was built to handle harsh weather and real-world conditions. A third-party structural warranty adds an extra layer of protection and clarity, so you understand what’s covered and what to do if you ever need help.

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What “Structural Warranty” Means

A structural warranty is designed to address qualifying structural defects in a home’s designated load-bearing elements. In plain terms: it helps protect the parts of your home that keep it standing strong. Structural warranties also set clear expectations and provide guidance if a covered defect occurs.

Workmanship

Clear construction standards for defects in materials and workmanship (fit and finish).

Distribution Systems

Standards for defects in the distribution of electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems.

Structural (10-Year)

Insurance-backed coverage for qualifying structural defects in load-bearing elements (and certain soil movement conditions such as settlement and heave, when applicable).

What’s Typically Covered

Structural coverage focuses on the home’s designated load-bearing elements. Examples commonly include:

  • Roof-framing systems

  • Load-bearing walls and partitions

  • Beams and columns

  • Footings and foundation systems

  • Floor-framing systems and girders

  • Lintels and masonry arches

What Needs to Be True for a Structural Claim

While every warranty has specific terms, structural coverage generally applies when:

  1. There is physical damage to at least one designated load-bearing element
  2. The failure of that element is the direct cause of the damage
  3. The failure makes the home unsafe, unsanitary, or unlivable

How the Warranty Process Works

We keep this simple and transparent.

Start with your warranty documents

At closing, you’ll receive warranty information that explains coverage and next steps.

Tell us what you’re seeing

If something looks off, contact our team. We’ll help you understand whether it’s a maintenance item, a workmanship item, a system item, or potentially structural.

Document the issue

Photos, notes, and dates help speed things up.

Follow the warranty claim steps

If the issue appears covered, we’ll guide you through the correct process with the warranty administrator.

Resolution and follow-through

Our goal is a clear plan and a clear outcome, without guesswork.

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How the Warranty Process Works

Every warranty has exclusions. Common examples can include:

  • Normal wear and tear and homeowner maintenance issues

  • Damage caused by alterations, additions, or misuse

  • Non-structural cosmetic concerns (depending on category and time period)

  • Items outside the defined warranty coverage and standards

For specifics, always defer to the warranty booklet for your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

At EZ Modern Homes, we understand that building or renovating a home can be a big decision, and you may have many questions about the process.

Structural warranties are commonly 10 years for qualifying structural defects, but always confirm the exact term and details in your warranty documents.

It refers to designated load-bearing elements like foundation systems, framing systems, beams/columns, and related components.

Coverage depends on the warranty standards and definitions. If you’re unsure, contact us and we’ll help you determine next steps.

Reach out. We’ll help you categorize the issue (workmanship, systems, or structural) and point you to the right process.

Start with us so we can help you avoid delays and follow the correct process based on your documentation.

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Build with confidence in Florida.

If you’re planning a custom home and want a builder who pairs disciplined construction with clear protection, let’s talk.