How to Respond to a Warranty Call When the Request is not Covered
It is the call most builders dread. A homeowner has a claim that the warranty doesn’t cover. How you respond can significantly impact your reputation
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Will Home Renovations Cost Builders in 2024-25?
The “problem” began in 2020. As the pandemic kept people indoors, things started to feel a bit claustrophobic. Renters and existing homeowners alike felt the
Talk Warranty to Me: 4 Reasons Insurance Agents Should Discuss Home Warranties with Clients
As an insurance agent, you’re always on the lookout for ways to better serve clients while growing your business. Are home warranties part of your
Preparing Your Home for Extreme Weather: A Homeowner’s Guide
When it comes to homes, Mother Nature is testing them like never before. According to the Insurance Information Institute (III): From hurricanes to blizzards, tornadoes
Insourcing Vs. Outsourcing: 7 Questions to Decide What’s Best for Your Business
In the build-to-rent world, certain subjects will always be a hot topic: renter trends, capital investment, and market growth projections. But another subject is also
The One Home Buyer Incentive You’re Probably Overlooking (and Undervaluing)
While we’re far from the housing market heyday of 2021 and 2022, things are looking up so far in 2024. Mortgage rates are starting to
The 4-1-1 on 2-10 Warranties: PWSC Answers Builders’ Top Five Questions
Builders are no strangers to 2-10 home warranties—and with good reason. This critical coverage is the only way to protect builders from the long-term risk
5 Steps to Better Risk Management for Builders
Just as important as building quality homes is knowing how to protect them—and the rest of your business assets—along the way. Liabilities are everywhere. Effectively
Five Homebuilder Trends for 2023: Did PWSC’s Predictions Pan Out?
Following a historic 2022 in residential construction, PWSC assembled Five Homebuilder Trends for 2023 to kick off the new year. Now with 2024 just a
Four Ways Home Warranties Help Control Builder Costs
The best word for describing the 2023 economy may be “uncertain.” Inflation is still high. The Fed has everyone guessing on interest rates. Some U.S.