Specifications
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Leak Involving One Sink, Tub, or Toilet 
  Confirm shower door or tub enclosure was properly closed. 
  Turn water supply off to that item. 
  Use other facilities in your home and report problem on next business day. 
Back Up At One Toilet 
If only one toilet is affected, corrections can be carried out during normal business hours. 
  Shut off the water supply to the toilet involved. 
  Use a plunger to clear the blockage. 
  If you've been in your home  fewer  than  30 days,  contact the Developer’s  Customer 
Service Department (turn to “Contact Information” tab). 
  If you've been in your home over 30 days, contact a repair service. You will be responsible 
for the cost. 
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines 
During the initial orientation, we will confirm that all plumbing fixtures are in acceptable condition 
and are  functioning properly,  and that  all  faucets  and drains operate  freely.   We will  repair 
deficiencies as follows: 
Broken Shower Diverter 
The Developer will not replace a diverter that has been damaged by a homeowner. 
Clogged Drain 
The Developer will correct clogged drains that occur within 30 days of the initial sale.  If we are 
called to a suite to repair a clog that has been caused by the homeowner, we will bill the 
homeowner for the cost of removing the clog!   Please note this includes toilet and sink 
clogs caused by the homeowner!!! After the first 30 days, the homeowner is responsible for 
correcting clogged drains, at his/her cost. 
Cosmetic Damage 
The Developer will correct any fixture damage noted during the initial orientation. Repairing chips, 
scratches,  or  other  surface  damage  noted  subsequent  to  the  initial  orientation  is  your 
responsibility. 
Leaks 
The Developer will repair leaks in the plumbing system that occur within the two-year warranty 
period. The  warranty begins  on  the  closing  date when  the  unit  is  first sold.  If  a  plumbing  leak 
caused by a warranted item results in drywall or floor covering damage, we will repair or replace 
items  that  were  part  of  the  home  as  originally  purchased.  We  do  not  make  adjustments  for 
secondary damages  (for  example, damage  to  wallpaper,  drapes,  and personal  belongings). 
Insurance should cover these items. 
Noise 
Changes in temperature or the flow of the water itself will cause some noise in the pipes. This is 
normal and requires no repair. We will repair persistent water hammer that occurs within the first 
two years of the warranty.  Again, the warranty begins on the closing date when the unit is first 
sold. 
If a warrantable plumbing deficiency occurs within the warranty period, please contact either the 
Developer or your property manager during business hours.  After business hours, please contact 
your property manager.  If you do not hear from your property manager, and the deficiency is an 










