You want to buy a property without worrying about the consequences of latent (hidden) defects?
In the event of a claim for a latent defect, buyers are fully covered by the guarantee, up to a maximum of $50,000 for a period of 3 years following the deed of purchase.
Coverage examples:
You can consult the guarantee document for details and exclusions by contacting customer service.
To benefit from financial security in the event of a claim for a latent defect.
To avoid court proceedings and save legal fees and associated court costs.
To get peace of mind in buying a property.
Single-family properties
2-5-unit plexes
Condos - Private portions only
Residential buildings less than 5 years old
Commercial buildings
Mortgage foreclosures (repossessions)
Buildings on sale without a legal warranty
An inspector carries out a pre-purchase inspection in order to qualify the building.
A fast, free conciliation service is offered to you in case of a claim for a latent defect.
The building is guaranteed against latent defects for 3 years, up to a maximum of $50,000.
The guarantee is issued by a reputable organization and gives the buyer peace of mind in the event of a latent defect.
For any questions regarding the Integri-T plan, you can write to info@integri-t.ca or call
1-844-787-3450
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What is the cost of the warranty?
The Integri-T guarantee plan is offered to buyers at minimal cost.
A payment of a basic amount of $925 is payable when the guarantee certificate is issued, upon acceptance of the inspection.
The amount may be higher, depending on the selling price and the type of building. Contact your broker or Customer Service for the rate structure. Please note that rates are subject to change without notice.
How do I make a claim?
To file a claim, the buyer must immediately call 1-800-956-7526 or send an email to reclamation@acq.org. Your claim will then be processed.
Upon receiving your claim, we will examine your file and a consultant will contact you as promptly as possible.
Once your file is opened, a conciliator is appointed—a member of the Ordre des technologues professionnels du Québec.
The conciliator has the responsibility of hearing the submissions of each party and conducting any investigations or inspections that he/she considers necessary to determine the admissibility of the claim and the nature of the work to be carried out. To do so, full access to the building must be granted to this conciliator.
ACQ Residentiel, program partner
RE/MAX Québec s’est associé à l’Association de la construction du Québec (ACQ) pour offrir le programme de garantie Intégri-T. Sa division, ACQ Résidentiel, administre des plans de garantie depuis plus de 30 ans.
L’ACQ Résidentiel est spécialisée dans le contrôle de qualité des bâtiments, la gestion des risques et la conciliation.