A permanent record of every system in every home you build — verified by the trades that installed it, attached to the property, handed to the buyer at closing alongside the keys. The standard of care behind the home, documented at the moment the home was built. Your warranty team thanks you. Year-one service calls drop. And ten years from now, the homes you stood behind still show your name on the record.
AHR is the home's real operating record — every system signed by the trade that installed it, handed to the buyer with the keys. Not marketing collateral, not a binder that gets lost. For the people buying your homes, that changes three things.
AHR at closing captures everything that went into the home during construction. The buyer takes possession of the property and the record together.
We are onboarding a small founding cohort of builders right now, with reduced membership and rate locks for the early partners. What it costs depends on how many homes you deliver a year, so the right number is a short conversation rather than a checkout page.
Tell us roughly how many homes you deliver in a year, and we will put together founding terms that fit, co-branded AHRs at every closing, and a rate lock held for the founding period.
Request founding terms →Builder partnership is structured for residential builders selling new homes to end-buyers. The economics work for custom builders, mid-size local builders, regional production builders, and national builders.
No. Tarion, Alberta New Home Warranty, BC Home Warranty, and equivalent state and provincial new home warranty programs operate exactly as they always have. AHR is a supplemental record of what was installed and when — not a substitute for statutory warranty programs, deposit protection, or claim processes. Builder's counsel should review against your specific jurisdiction.
No. Existing disclosure obligations to buyers, lenders, and regulators continue as before. AHR is designed to be supplemental documentation that travels with the home, not a replacement for any existing legal or contractual disclosure.
You. The builder partnership covers AHR at closing for every home you deliver. The buyer takes possession of the home and the record together, at no separate cost to the buyer. The buyer can keep AHR active themselves post-closing to continue logging service events, repairs, and replacements (at standard AHR rates), but the originating record from your handover is theirs to keep regardless.
Trades you work with regularly will receive an invitation to enroll — the founding contractor cohort is open and free for trades you sponsor through your builder partnership during year 1. For trades who don't enroll, your team can enter the install record on their behalf, with the contractor's documentation attached. The verified-by-signature workflow works best when the trade signs directly, but it's not a blocker for participation.
Yes — co-branding is part of the partnership. The AHR delivered at closing carries your logo and brand alongside Harmelo's, in a layout designed for the closing package. The originating-builder attribution on each system record stays attached to the property through every future resale.
Your buyers' first 12 months are free, and the first 20,000 homes site-wide lock in the Founding Home Rate of $79.99/year after the free year, held for the life of the home. Buyers who receive an AHR during the founding period get the full early-enrollment window.
AHR is a record. It is not a permitting authority, an inspection service, a warranty program, or a substitute for the regulatory processes governing residential construction. Builders' counsel should review against the specific jurisdiction.
We do not pull permits, contact municipalities about permits, pay for permits, or verify that a permit is on file with the relevant authority. Permit numbers attached to records reflect what the contractor entered; verification with local authorities is the responsibility of the permit-holder.
We do not perform, supervise, certify, or verify the quality of any work performed. We are not licensed contractors, engineers, building inspectors, or code-compliance auditors. AHR verifies that the contractor signing a record is a real, credentialed, insured tradesperson; the workmanship itself is between the builder, the contractor, and the relevant authority.
AHR does not replace or modify provincial or state new home warranty programs — Tarion, Alberta New Home Warranty, BC Home Warranty, and equivalent jurisdictional programs continue to operate as they always have. AHR is supplemental documentation of what was installed and when. It does not substitute for warranty registration, deposit protection, or statutory claim processes.
We do not perform, schedule, dispatch, quote, or charge for service work. We do not issue, manage, transfer, or honor manufacturer warranties. Warranty documents on the record are stored for reference; we don't administer or enforce them.
We do not verify that a home meets local building code, that occupancy permits have been issued, or that any construction milestone has been formally approved. The record captures what the trades signed for; jurisdictional approvals are between the builder and the authority having jurisdiction.
Partnership participation does not alter existing disclosure obligations to buyers, lenders, or regulators. AHR is designed to be supplemental to existing obligations, not in place of them.
The record is the record — not a substitute for the professional judgment, regulatory processes, or contractual relationships that govern residential construction. Our role is to keep the record straight, structured, and accessible to the parties who need it.
Founding builder partnerships are open. Fifty spots, first come, first served. We'll walk you through the partnership structure, the handover package, and how AHR integrates with your existing closing workflow.
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