ENROL YOUR
HOME WITH NHBRC

A HOME BUILDER NEEDS TO
ENROL YOUR HOME

Your home builder needs to enrol your home prior to construction and not you as a home owner.

WARRANTY

No warranty cover if your home is not enrolled with the NHBRC.
Warranty Cover.

15 DAYS TO ENROL

All new homes to be enrolled with the NHBRC 15 days prior to construction.
Enrol Home

IS YOUR HOME
ENROLLED?

Building a new home is a key milestone in anyone’s life. The Act requires all home builders to enrol every new home with the NHBRC at least 15 days prior to construction.

The enrolment of a new home is the first step in the protection of a housing consumers’ right, as provided by the Housing Consumers Protection Measures Act, 1998.

WHY ENROL?

Home enrolment insures you against poor building practices and permits the NHBRC to conduct quality home inspections at various stages of construction.

EXPERIENCE OUR 4 key stages using our
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ENROLMENT BENEFITS

NHBRC enrollment process offers consumers these benefits:

Builder compliance with Home Builders Manual

Quality inspections during construction

Major structural warranty cover for up to five years from date of occupation

Mediation between consumer and builder

Recourse through our complaints, arbitration and remedial processes

WARRANTY COVER

An enrolled home is provided with warranty cover by the NHBRC for a period of 5 years from the date of occupation which allows the NHBRC to pursue and ensure that your builder rectifies:

3 Months snag list
Minor defects within 3-months from date of occupation.

1 Year roof leaks
Roof leaks within 1-year from date of occupation.

5 Year major structural defect
Major structural defects within 5-years from date of occupation.

HOW TO ENROL

STEP 1

Download and fill the enrolment forms.
Download Forms.

STEP 2

proof of notifications sent to the home builder within the necessary time period.

STEP 4

Lodge the complaint with supporting documentation at the nearest NHBRC provincial customer service centre of email them to your Provincial Customer Care office.

STEP 5

Lodge the complaint with supporting documentation at the nearest NHBRC provincial customer service centre of email them to your Provincial Customer Care office.

STEP 6

NHBRC provides a dispute and resolution process.