Yes, many foundation repair warranties are transferable to the next homeowner—but it depends on the company and the terms of the warranty. 🏡📄
✅ What you need to know:
- Transferable warranties increase your home’s resale value by giving buyers peace of mind that the repaired foundation is still protected.
- Some companies allow free transfers, while others may charge a small transfer fee.
- The warranty must often be transferred within a specific time frame after the sale—usually 30 to 90 days.
- You may be required to provide documentation, like the original warranty and proof of sale.
❗ What to watch out for:
- Not all warranties are automatically transferable—always ask your contractor upfront.
- If the warranty is not transferred correctly, the new homeowner may lose coverage.
- Some warranties may limit coverage for future owners or include conditions based on maintenance.
💡 Pro Tip: If you’re selling your home, transfer the warranty during closing and give the buyer a copy. It’s a great selling point and shows you’ve taken care of your property.