Searches involving an Umbrella Group (which is a group of builders sharing at least one common officer, director, principal or partner) list only currently registered companies. However, the possession, chargeable conciliation and claims data may relate to previously registered companies that are not part of the current Umbrella Group.

For specific information about each registered builder, click on the specific builder name.

A chargeable conciliation occurs if a builder and a homeowner disagree about whether an item(s) is covered under the Ontario new home warranty program and, after an inspection by Tarion, the item(s) is found to have been covered under warranty.

Note: There are circumstances where an item(s) may have been found to be warranted, but the builder did not receive a chargeable conciliation. For example, if the homeowner has denied the builder access to their home, or if a decision made by Tarion is overturned by the Licence Appeal Tribunal, a chargeable conciliation will not result.

The "Homes with Claims" column refers to situations where the builder has not resolved a homeowner claim and Tarion has stepped in to work directly with the homeowner either making repairs or a cash settlement. The cost of the repairs or the amount of the settlement is indicated in the column titled "Dollars Paid in Claims".

Note: There are circumstances where Tarion has paid a claim or made a repair, but there is no reference in the Homes with Claims and/or Dollars Paid in Claims column. For example, if the issue was a major structural defect (MSD) reported to Tarion after the second year of possession, the builder is not involved because after the first two years coverage is provided by Tarion directly.