Clean leaves and waste out of gutters and drainpipes to prevent water from backing up. Make sure that all downspouts carry water at least 5 feet away from the foundation of the house.
Welcome to the Park Square Homes Family! We share your excitement about your new home and look forward to assisting you with any questions or services you may need during your warranty period.
We have dedicated team members who take care of your questions or warranty requests. You may contact them at any time through the Homeowners Hub.
Need to submit a warranty request? To get started, visit the Homeowners' Hub using the link below.
We ensure quality construction during the build process and beyond with the 1-year workmanship and a 10-year structural warranty provided through Maverick. The Park Square Homes Homeowner Maintenance Warranty Guide has been created to assist you during the warranty period.
For additional, detailed information on your new home warranty, please review the Homeowner Warranty provided to you at closing.
Check out some helpful tips to care for your home each month so it always feels brand new.
Clean leaves and waste out of gutters and drainpipes to prevent water from backing up. Make sure that all downspouts carry water at least 5 feet away from the foundation of the house.
Trim any tree branches that are hanging over the house that could cause damage during a storm. They may also be dropping leaves into the gutters or causing mold and mildew problems on or around the house.
Check all exterior stucco or siding for cracks. Caulk and repaint any spots needed.
Change or clean filters and vents in heating, air conditioning systems, and fans.
Remove dryer lint from the dryer vent before every load and wash the vent screen at least once a month.
Check for leaky faucets and leaks on the roof, chimney, or around skylights.
Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace their batteries as needed or at least twice a year. Make sure you have easily accessible fire extinguishers that are in good working order.
Check for cracks in caulking around sinks, tubs, toilets, faucets, countertops, backsplashes,
ceramic wall tile, floor tiles, windowsills and any other areas that may have caulk or
silicone. Re-caulk using the appropriate caulk material recommended.
Inspect water hoses for cracks for the washing machine, dishwasher, and refrigerator ice maker.
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The Homeowners Hub is a streamlined and convenient process to communicate the homebuying journey, from contract through warranty.
New Home Counselors also communicate important dates and reminders and share weekly construction progress photos, so buyers are always informed on the status of their home’s construction. There is an online library of all executed contracts, homeowner’s manuals, and home maintenance tips and procedures – including a yearly maintenance checklist.
Once a home closes and is under warranty, owners can create work order requests for any repairs needed. The Customer Care team manages and communicates work orders through the application to homeowners.
You may access the platform on desktop or by downloading the Park Square Homes Buyers mobile app on your smartphone from Apple iTunes or Google Play Store.
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Please login to your Homeowners Hub account and submit any service or warranty requests.
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After the purchase of your home, an introduction email with login instructions to the Homeowners Hub was sent to the email address on file.
Please contact your New Home Counselor if you need assistance logging into your account. A direct link to the Homeowners Hub is available HERE or by downloading the Park Square Homes - Buyers mobile app on your smartphone from Apple iTunes or Google Play Store.
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Park Square Homes' workmanship warranty is for 1 year from the date of closing. The structural warranty is guaranteed for 10 years through Maverick.
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The 1-year workmanship warranty is not transferable. The 10-year structural warranty is transferable. Please note the warranty term date is from the settlement date for the original owner. Obtain this information from the seller at settlement so you are aware of what aspects of the warranty are still available to you after your purchase.
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Typically the Homeowners Association (HOA) maintains community common areas.
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Typically the Homeowners Association (HOA) maintains community common areas.
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During the warranty period, all warranty work must be performed by the original contractor. Park Square Homes' warranty does not provide reimbursement for work done by a third-party vendor and will void the warranty on that particular part of the repair.
