Protect Your New Construction
"At KJD Development & Renovation we offer Home Warranty Service Agreements through 2-10 HBW. Our warranty administers structural warranties for new-home construction and major remodel projects."
If you're purchasing a newly built home from a builder, that builder should provide coverage for the structure of your house. Make sure your builder chooses 2-10 HBW, the industry leader in structural warranties.
Structural Warranty Coverage for workmanship, distribution systems, and structural defects.
Extended Systems and Appliances Even new appliances break down! Coverage for major appliances (including refrigerator with ice maker), HVAC, water heater, electrical, plumbing, and more.
Additional protection available for your systems and appliances.
An optional Home Warranty Service Agreement could help you reduce the overall cost of owning a home. This optional coverage provides protection against unexpected system and appliance breakdowns, such as your air conditioner or water heater. With this optional coverage, have confidence that your comfort and financial security are covered within your home for many years.
What is a Home Warranty?
A Home Warranty Service Agreement is an annual service contract that covers the cost to repair or replace specified systems and appliances when they break down over time due to normal wear and tear. This helps you protect your home simply and affordably, reduce the cost of home ownership, and grow your confidence about your future
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Reduces the costs for system/appliance repairs
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Helps pay for new replacements if needed
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Lowers the overall cost of home ownership
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Offers peace of mind and a greater sense of assurance
What’s the difference between homeowners insurance and a Home Warranty Service Agreement?
Homeowners insurance covers fire, theft, weather damage, and more. A Home Warranty Service Agreement covers breakdowns to your heating and cooling system, water heater, refrigerator, and more. A Home Warranty Service Agreement and homeowners insurance complement each other, giving you more coverage for the unexpected.