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WestBay Guarantee

Our “Created For You” guarantee doesn't end with your closing. We strive to deliver every Home by WestBay with no unfinished construction items. You can expect that your home will be 100% complete at closing.

Homes by WestBay will automatically enroll your home in the 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty® at the date of closing.

Buying a newly constructed home often becomes the most expensive purchase you will ever make and one that you will want to protect. High on your shopping list should be selecting a builder who provides a new home structural defect warranty. Homes by WestBay is a member of one of the strongest national warranty companies, 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty®.

Before becoming a 2-10 HBW member, Homes by WestBay had to undergo an extensive screening process that analyzes their experience and financial stability. To maintain their high-quality standards in the building industry, 2-10 HBW conducts careful inspections not only of our work but also our subcontractors.

As a savvy homebuyer, you should only consider buying a home from a builder who offers a warranty from 2-10 HBW. You will have the satisfaction of knowing that your builder’s warranty obligations are clearly defined in writing and backed by a strong warranty insurer. Homes by WestBay will automatically enroll your home in the warranty program at the date of closing.

What benefits does the 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty provide?

Perhaps the most important benefit is that from the date of closing you will have coverage for 10 years on qualified structural defects. Secondly, the warranty is fully transferrable instantly increasing the resale value of your home. And all of this warranty coverage is paid for by Homes by WestBay.

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10 full years of structural defect coverage for load-bearing components*

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1 full year of surety coverage against defects in workmanship, materials, wiring, piping and ductwork in electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, ventilating and mechanical

Additional Info About Your 2-10 Homebuyer Warranty
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