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Wood Grain Because of wood characteristics, color variations will result when stain is applied to wood. This is natural and requires no repair. Today’s water-based paints often make wood grain visible on painted trim. Century Communities does not provide corrections for this condition.

PESTS AND WI LDL IFE

Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines Insects such as ants, spiders, wasps, bees and animal life such as woodpeckers, squirrels, mice and snakes, may fail to recognize that your home belongs to you. Addressing concerns involving these pests and wildlife goes with being a homeowner. Informational resources include among others, the state wildlife service, animal control authorities, the county extension service, pest control professionals, Internet and public library.

PHONE JACKS AND MEDIA OUTLETS

Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines Your home is equipped with telephone jacks and media outlets as shown on the selection sheets. Initiating phone service, additions to phone service, and moving phone and media outlets for decorating purposes or convenience are your responsibility. Century Communities Limited Warranty Guidelines Century Communities will repair wiring that does not perform as intended from the phone service box into the home. From the service box outward, care of the wiring is the responsibility of the local telephone service company. Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines Your plumbing system has many parts, most of which require little maintenance. Proper cleaning, occasional minor attention, and preventive care will assure many years of good service from this system. Aerators Even though your plumbing lines have been flushed to remove dirt and foreign matter, small amounts of minerals may enter the line. Aerators on the faucets strain much of this from your water. Minerals caught in these aerators may cause the faucets to drip because washers wear more rapidly when they come in contact with foreign matter. Aerators should be removed and cleaned on a quarterly basis to remove the buildup of minerals. Follow manufacturer recommendations for maintenance. Cleaning Follow manufacturer’s directions for cleaning fixtures. Avoid abrasive cleaners. They PLUMBING

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