Washington § 64.35.335 - Warranty on repairs and replacements.

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§ 64.35.335. Warranty on repairs and replacements.

(1) All repairs and replacements made under a qualified warranty must be warranted by the qualified warranty against defects in materials and labor until the later of:
(a) The first anniversary of the date of completion of the repair or replacement; or
(b) The expiration of the applicable qualified warranty coverage.
(2) All repairs and replacements made under a qualified warranty must be completed in a reasonable manner using materials and labor conforming to the building code and industry standards.
[ 2004 c 201 s 407.]

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