Build with Confidence

Titanium Development Homes is a Tarion registered builder. We use the requirements that regulate by Tarion as our minimum standard, making sure you and your valuable properties are protected. ​

Established in 1976

​Tarion protects homeowners and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations.
Tarion serves Ontario’s public interest by enhancing fairness and building confidence in the new home buying experience. It helps protect consumers and regulates new home builders and sellers by administering and enforcing the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and Regulations. The legislation sets out the limited warranty protection builders and sellers must provide to home buyers.
For more than 40 years, Tarion has provided new home warranty protection to more than two million Ontario homes.  It serves new home buyers and new homeowners by ensuring that one of their life’s biggest investments is protected.
Tarion plays several roles. For example, it licenses new home builders and sellers while helps ensure they obey the legislation. It informs consumers about warranty rights, investigates illegal building practices, and promotes good new home construction standards.
Perhaps its best-known roles, though, are to back warranty protection—and, when called on, to help new homeowners and builders resolve problems with new homes or to fix the problems itself.

Warranty Coverage

​The Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act covers all new homes. It does not cover renovated, previously occupied and some other types of home. And it does not cover what it lists as items and deficiencies, including normal wear and tear, and damage for reasons such as poor maintenance.
The legislation may entitle a home buyer to one, two and seven-year limited warranties, plus deposit protection and delayed closing compensation.
The One Year Warranty addresses construction practices and defects, unauthorized substitutions, and the fitness of a home for habitation, among other points. The Two-Year Warranty addresses topics such as defects and violations of the Ontario Building Code to do with health and safety. The Seven Year Warranty concerns major structural defects.