Home Inspection
Home Warranty Included
Your full home inspection with Trinity Home Inspections includes a complimentary 90-day home inspection warranty. If a covered item develops a problem after inspection day, the plan can help with eligible repair costs.
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​Buying in Mobile or Baldwin County, Alabama? See which home systems qualify, how the 90-day roof leak protection works and when adding a sewer scope gives you water and sewer line coverage. Read the full warranty agreement (PDF).
What Your Warranty Covers
Home Systems
Eligible structural, plumbing, electrical, HVAC and appliance repairs may qualify.
90-Day Roof Protection
Structural coverage includes eligible roof leaks for 90 days from inspection day.
Mold & Sewer Protection
New visible mold may qualify. Water and sewer coverage requires a sewer scope.

How the 90-Day Warranty Works
Coverage begins on the date of your full home inspection. Summit Warranty Corp administers the plan. To qualify, an item must have been inspected and documented in good working order in your report.
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What qualifies for protection?
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âś… Home systems and appliances
Eligible items include inspected plumbing and electrical components, HVAC systems and listed appliances. HVAC equipment and appliances must be under 12 years old.
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âś… Roof leaks and new mold
Structural coverage includes 90 days of roof leak protection for a roof inspected and documented in good working order. New Mold Protect applies to new visible growth on permanent surfaces in accessible, inspected areas. Testing and results are required.
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âś… Exterior water and sewer lines
Add a sewer scope to your full inspection to qualify for water/sewer protection. Eligible breaks and intrusions may be covered in exterior supply and sewer/septic lines. Clogs, shared lines and pre-existing damage are excluded.
Warranty limits and deductibles
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Structural and roof leak coverage has a $250 deductible and a maximum benefit of $2,600 per incident.
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Eligible plumbing, electrical, HVAC and appliance claims have a $0 deductible and a maximum benefit of $500 per incident.
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New Mold Protect has a $250 deductible per affected area and a $2,000 aggregate limit.
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Water/sewer protection has a $250 deductible per incident and a $2,000 per-claim limit. A sewer scope with the full home inspection is required.
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The combined maximum for all coverages is $3,100 per property per inspection.
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The plan excludes inaccessible or uninspected items, items reported as deficient or needing specialist evaluation, and secondary damage. The plan agreement lists all conditions and exclusions.
How to file a claim with Summit Warranty Corp
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Keep your full home inspection report.
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Ask your contractor for a repair estimate that lists parts, labor, the diagnosis and the cause of failure.
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Include the contractor’s contact details and any required test results.
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Submit the documents through the Summit Warranty claims portal.
Home Warranty FAQs
When does my 90-day home warranty start?
Coverage starts on the date of your full home inspection and runs for 90 days.​
How long is the roof leak warranty?
Roof leak protection lasts 90 days under structural coverage. The roof must have been inspected and documented in good working order.​
Which home systems and appliances qualify?
Eligible plumbing, electrical, HVAC and listed appliances must have been inspected and documented in good working order. HVAC equipment and appliances must be under 12 years old.​
What does New Mold Protect cover?
It applies to new visible mold on permanently installed surfaces in accessible areas the inspector visually inspected. You must have the growth tested and provide the results.​
Do I need a sewer scope for water and sewer protection?
Yes. The sewer scope must be performed with the full home inspection. Eligible exterior line breaks and intrusions may qualify. Clogs and shared lines are excluded.​
What is the maximum warranty benefit?
The combined limit is $3,100 per property per inspection. Each coverage has its own limits and deductibles.​
How do I file a warranty claim?
Submit your full inspection report, the contractor’s contact details and an itemized repair estimate through Summit Warranty Corp’s claims portal. The estimate must state the diagnosis and cause of failure.​
