What does the dealer's warranty include?

The dealer's warranty typically includes "anything usual and customary for the work done," which means it covers a broad range of items and services that are standard in the manufactured housing industry. This could encompass various repairs, parts, and warranties related not only to the home structure but also the installation and components that come with the purchase of the home.

This extensive coverage is meant to protect the buyer from defects or issues arising within a typical timeframe after the purchase, ensuring that the dealer stands by the quality of their product and the work completed. By understanding that the warranty encompasses standard practices within the industry, buyers can feel more secure in their investment, knowing that they have recourse should problems arise related to the home or the installation services provided.

On the other hand, options suggesting limited coverage, such as only the home structure or only installation services, do not reflect the comprehensive nature of a dealer’s warranty as established by industry standards. Additionally, stating there is no warranty coverage is inaccurate since most dealers provide some form of warranty to assure customers of their product's quality and reliability.