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• Exterior mortar work (including brick installation and repair)<br />

• Exterior stucco work/repairs (including repairs to exterior insulation<br />

fi nishing systems)<br />

• Exterior caulking<br />

• In ground support for decks<br />

• Any o<strong>the</strong>r exterior work deemed appropriate by <strong>the</strong> Warranty<br />

Program (but not including air conditioning, grading, sod,<br />

driveways and walkways)<br />

Seasonal warranty items should be reported on your 30-Day, Year-End<br />

and Second-Year forms, as appropriate. They will be dealt with according<br />

to <strong>the</strong> timelines set out in <strong>the</strong> Warranty Service Rules, subject to suitable<br />

wea<strong>the</strong>r conditions, as described above.<br />

What’s Not Covered Under Your Warranty<br />

It is equally important to know what issues are not covered under warranty:<br />

• Normal wear and tear<br />

• Normal shrinkage of materials that dry out after construction<br />

• Damage resulting from improper maintenance or negligence<br />

• Secondary damage caused by defects in <strong>the</strong> home. While <strong>the</strong> defect<br />

is covered, personal and/or property damage or damage to additions<br />

made after closing is not<br />

• Settling soil around <strong>the</strong> house or along utility lines<br />

• Alterations, deletions or additions made by <strong>the</strong> homeowner<br />

• Defects in material, design and work supplied or installed<br />

by <strong>the</strong> homeowner<br />

• Damage from fl oods, “acts of God”, wars, riots or vandalism<br />

• Damage from insects or rodents, unless it is <strong>the</strong> result of construction<br />

that does not meet <strong>the</strong> Ontario Building Code<br />

• Damage caused by municipal services or o<strong>the</strong>r utilities<br />

<strong>Home</strong>owner’s Responsibilities<br />

In order to maintain your warranty, you also have responsibilities as <strong>the</strong><br />

homeowner:<br />

• Report defects within <strong>the</strong> timelines specifi ed by Tarion<br />

• Allow <strong>Minto</strong> access for repairs during business hours<br />

• Allow <strong>Minto</strong> to access your property for a period of fi ve (5) years<br />

in order to repair o<strong>the</strong>r adjoining properties, if necessary<br />

• Properly maintain your home and mechanical parts to ensure<br />

warranty coverage<br />

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