If a new home is moved during the warranty period, what does this affect?

Moving a new home during the warranty period primarily affects the new home warranty. This warranty typically covers issues related to the home’s construction and components as long as the home remains in its original location. When a home is moved, it can introduce potential risks of damage to the structure and systems, which may not be accounted for in the original warranty agreement. Therefore, the new home warranty could be rendered void or altered based on the conditions set forth by the manufacturer or warranty provider.

In contrast, choices related to specific aspects of the home, such as the movement warranty or the heating and roof warranties, do not encompass the broader implications that moving a home entails. The movement warranty, if it exists, would pertain specifically to the aspects of transportation rather than the overall coverage of the home, and the other specific warranties would typically remain unaffected unless their terms explicitly relate to relocation.