TLK Builders Inc
Warranty
Your Investment Is Safe With TLK!
If you’re looking for a home builder in the San Diego and Temecula area that stands behind its work with ironclad warranties and guarantees, confidently end your search with TLK. As a company that is committed to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, we back our new construction with a one-year warranty, providing comprehensive coverage for workmanship, distribution systems, and structural components.
Why is a warranty is important
A home builders warranty covers qualifying workmanship defects, distribution systems defects and structural defects to designated load-bearing components. But what does that mean, and why does it matter to you as a builder? Knowing what a home builders warranty covers and how it affects you can help you make important decisions about your building future.
When does the coverage start and expire
Warranty begins upon final payment invoice (does not include retention) and will expire 365 days after the final payment invoice
What is covered / what is not covered
What is covered
Workmanship Warranty
Quality is important, especially in your new home. Your workmanship warranty provides coverage from the day of closing and establishes the standards applicable to the fit, finish and materials used in the construction of your home.
Distribuition Systems Warranty
While you rarely see them, essential functions such as electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems are working behind the walls of your new home. Your distribution systems warranty begins at closing and establishes the standards for your home’s wiring, piping and ductwork.
Structural Warranty
While your home was carefully constructed, occasionally unforeseen problems arise, even in the best-built homes. Your structural warranty provides coverage for structural defects from the day of closing and clearly defines the standards related to the structural integrity of the load-bearing elements of the home.
What is NOT covered
- Owner-supplied fixtures, materials, and household appliances (typically covered by manufacturer warranties instead)
- Structural damage from natural disasters (handled by homeowners insurance, not builder warranty)
- Detached structures added after original construction
- Normal wear and tear
- Damage from neglect or improper maintenance
- Acts of nature (e.g., earthquakes, floods)
- Unapproved homeowner alterations or additions
- Small hairline cracks (surface) on exterior pathways, driveways, hardscape, sidewalks, and patios
How to File a Claim
Approved → Repair scheduled
Declined → Explanation provided