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on the date first above written. The signature line is listed below this contract. The release of this estimate acts as the electronic signature for Patrick Dorn. The date and time stamp of the release applies for this electronic signature. Electronic Signature: Patrick Dorn EXHIBIT A – STATUTORY WARRANTIES Under Section 327A of the Minnesota Statutes, various warranties apply to residential home improvement work. That section provides specific definitions for various terms, and also requires specific dispute resolution procedures. The full text of that section can be found on-line at the website of the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/327A If the Contract between Company and Owners is to provide home improvement work involving major structural changes or additions to a residential building, then (1) during the one-year period from and after the warranty date the home improvement shall be free from defects caused by faulty workmanship and defective materials due to noncompliance with building standards; and (2) during the ten-year period from and after the warranty date the home improvement shall be free from major construction defects due to noncompliance with building standards. If the Contract between Company and Owners is to provide home improvement involving the installation of plumbing, electrical, heating or cooling systems, then during the two-year period from and after the warranty date, the home improvement shall be free from defects caused by the faulty installation of the system or systems due to noncompliance with building standards. If the Contract between Company and Owners is to provide home improvement not covered by the above two paragraphs, then during the one-year period from and after the warranty date, the home improvement shall be free from defects caused by faulty workmanship or defective materials due to noncompliance with building standards. These warranties are limited and are subject to various exclusions found in Section 327A.03, including the following for home improvement work: (a) loss or damage not reported by the owner to the home improvement contractor in writing within six months after the owner discovers or should have discovered the loss or damage; unless the owner establishes that the home improvement contractor had actual notice of the loss or damage; (b) loss or damage caused by defects in design, installation, or materials which the vendee or the owner supplied, installed, or directed to be installed; (c) secondary loss or damage such as personal injury or property damage; (d) loss or damage from normal wear and tear; (e) loss or damage from normal shrinkage caused by drying of the dwelling or the home improvement within tolerances of building standards; (f) loss or damage from dampness and condensation due to insufficient ventilation after occupancy; 9/12/24, 9:13 PM Proposal Print https://buildertrend.net/app/LeadProposal/Print/10081477 7/12Page 75 of 139