Thank you for your interest in Moisture Warranty Corporation (MWC) and the MoistureFree Warranty, the only moisture warranty available nationwide.

As a part of the solutions-driven approach we take when dealing with moisture issues surrounding stucco homes, MWC provides its customers with the names of repair contractors in their area who can repair and remediate stucco homes. For a home to qualify for a MoistureFree Warranty, these steps must be taken, in the following order:

Ø     An initial moisture inspection is completed according to the MWC Inspection Protocol. High moisture readings are recorded and repairs which must be made are detailed in the inspection report.

Ø    Any moisture-related repairs made to the home must then be completed by a repair contractor.

Ø     Once repairs are completed, a remediation follow up inspection is required. This inspection is provided by a moisture inspector to verify that the work recommended by the inspector has been completed in accordance with the requirements for a MoistureFree Warranty.

If you are interested in becoming certified to repair homes, please click here for more information. It is important to note that MWC does not certify repair contractors who are also in the business of moisture testing stucco systems since this would be a conflict of interest.

Since the common objective for repair contractors and MWC is to keep our customers’ homes dry, MWC requires that repair contractors back up their work with an 18-Month Repair Contractor Guarantee.. This guarantee only applies to the actual repair that was made to the home and does not apply to any other area of the home that the Certified Repair Contractor did not repair. The limited guarantee only requires the Certified Repair Contractor modify the failing area to bring it up to warranty standards. If it is determined that the repaired area failed due to no fault of the repair contractor, MWC will be responsible for the cost of additional modifications based on the terms of the MoistureFree Warranty.

If you know of a homeowner who would like to submit his/her home for warranty consideration, you may download the form  and give it to the homeowner or a qualifying moisture inspector to complete. The home must be submitted within 90 days of a qualifying moisture inspection.