The Case to Outsource Builder Warranty Management
The average home takes 98 warranty touchpoints in year one. Run the math, then see why builders outsource builder warranty management.
Understanding Your Warranty Obligations as a Builder
When a new home closes, many builders wonder: How much warranty work will land back on our plate? The reality—if you partner with ProHome—is surprisingly simple: very little. A
How ProHome Inspections Ensure Quality & Lower Warranty Costs
How ProHome Protects Your Brand Before the Buyer Ever Moves In Your Reputation Starts Before the First Handshake In new home construction, first impressions aren’t made at move
Why Handling Punch Lists In-House Slows You Down (And What to Do Instead)
Why Handling Punch Lists In-House Slows You Down (And What to Do Instead) Managing Buyer Punch Lists Without Draining Your Resources For builders and developers alike,
How Builder Warranty Management Strengthens Your Brand and Enhances Customer Satisfaction
For home builders, success isn’t just measured by the quality of the homes they construct—it’s also reflected in how smoothly they manage the post-sale experience. A well-bui
What Is Builder Warranty Management and Why Does It Matter?
A builders commitment to a home they built doesn’t end when the last nail is hammered in. Once homeowners move in, their experience with the home—and their builder—moves to a
7 Financial Reasons to Work with a Construction Warranty Management Partner
Construction Warranty Management: The Financial Reasons The financial reasons for working with a builder warranty management partner will vary depending on the size of your constru
What will your builder’s warranty cover if you partner with ProHome?
At the moment, if you’re managing your own builder’s warranty, you may well simply ‘fix’ everything that your homeowners request — even if it’s not something that n
What are the Different Types of New Construction Warranties?
Implied warranties Instead of being explicit in a state’s laws, an implied warranty is one that is based on the legal precedent (i.e. prior court decisions) in that state. It may
Podcast: Trusting Your Processes & Preventing Warranty Claims with Matt Hobbs
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