New Construction Home Warranty at Hendrix Reserve

Every home at Hendrix Reserve, across all six floor plans, is backed by DiVosta's Pulte Protection Plan - a 1, 2, 5, and 10-year transferable limited warranty—and comes with the same core Classic Collection finish package we verified directly on the builder's own page.

What's included, Classic Collection

• Stainless steel Whirlpool appliance package: microwave, range, dishwasher, refrigerator

• MasterBrand wood cabinets in the kitchen and both bathrooms

• Silestone quartz countertops throughout

• Moen chrome fixtures

• Carrier High-Efficiency 15+ SEER2 HVAC system

• Double-pane, Low-E, impact-resistant windows and doors

• Structured smart-home wiring, plus a Smart Home 2.0 thermostat and video doorbell

• Concrete tile roof over steel-reinforced concrete block construction

• Engineered roof trusses with hurricane tie-downs

• Covered lanai and a decorative paver driveway

• 9'4" ceilings on the first floor

This list is confirmed against Hendrix Reserve's own builder page for the Classic Collection—Mystique, Prestige, Trailside, and Whitestone. We have not been able to confirm whether the Estate Collection (Ashby, Easley) carries an identical package or an upgraded one; there's no Community info folder on file for this community, and the builder's page doesn't break the two collections out separately for standard features. If you're buying into the Estate Collection specifically, ask your sales consultant to confirm the finish package in writing before you sign.

The Pulte Protection Plan, explained

DiVosta is a PulteGroup brand, and its warranty structure is different from some other builders active in this county—it's a tiered 1, 2, 5, and 10-year transferable limited warranty rather than a flat 1/2/10 structure. In practice: the first year typically covers workmanship items, systems coverage extends further out, and structural elements carry the longest coverage at 10 years. It's transferable, meaning if you sell the home within the warranty period, the remaining coverage passes to the next owner—a detail worth mentioning if resale is ever part of your thinking down the line.

What's impact-resistant vs. what's not?

Windows and doors throughout are impact-resistant per the builder's page—a meaningful spec in a hurricane-prone county, since it affects both insurance considerations and whether shutters are needed before a storm. Garage doors are 7' with a LiftMaster opener; the page doesn't specify separately whether the garage door itself carries the same impact rating as the windows, so confirm that detail directly if it factors into your insurance planning.

Smart home package

The Smart Home 2.0 package bundles a smart thermostat and a video doorbell camera as standard, plus structured wiring—a CAT6/RG6 combo jack and a pre-wired wireless access point per finished floor—built in rather than added after move-in. That's a genuinely useful standard inclusion for buyers who'd otherwise pay an electrician to retrofit it into an older resale home.

Structural and storm protection

Steel-reinforced concrete block construction, engineered roof trusses with hurricane tie-downs, and a concrete tile roof are all standard construction choices that matter in Palm Beach County regardless of which builder you're comparing. These aren't upgrades at Hendrix Reserve; they're the baseline across every plan.

Insulation and everyday running costs

Beyond the HVAC system itself, Hendrix Reserve homes carry R-30 ceiling insulation with R4.1 foil facing on the exterior masonry walls and a 50-gallon energy-efficient water heater standard. None of that shows up on a walkthrough the way a kitchen island does, but it's the part of the build that affects a monthly utility bill more than almost any visible finish—worth knowing about even though it won't be the reason you fall for a particular model.

Interior finish details worth knowing

Doors throughout are 6'8" with a 2-panel smooth profile, walls and ceilings carry a knockdown texture rather than flat paint, and main living areas get upgraded tile flooring as standard rather than builder-grade vinyl or carpet. Outside, the driveway is decorative brick paver rather than plain poured concrete, and gutters and downspouts are aluminum. Individually these are small line items; together they're the difference between a builder-grade base package and what DiVosta actually ships as standard at Hendrix Reserve.

How this compares to buying resale

A resale home in this part of Lake Worth typically comes with no warranty beyond what the seller discloses, and whatever HVAC, roof, and appliance age is already baked into the price. Every feature on the list above is new at move-in on a Hendrix Reserve home, backed by a 10-year structural warranty. A resale purchase simply doesn't carry—a straightforward fact about what's covered, not a claim about one being the better choice for everyone.

What the warranty doesn't cover

A transferable limited warranty is not the same as an unlimited one—cosmetic wear, buyer-caused damage, and items outside the plan's stated coverage periods aren't included. Ask your DiVosta sales consultant for the full written warranty document, not just the summary, before closing so you know exactly what's covered at each of the 1, 2, 5, and 10-year marks.

What this means at closing

Ask your DiVosta sales consultant for the written features sheet for your specific plan and collection before closing, and compare it line by line against what's listed here. Builder feature packages can change between when a community first releases and later phases, so treat this list as accurate as of our verification date and confirm anything time-sensitive directly.

Related reading

See how these features play out across all six plans in All 6 Hendrix Reserve floor plans compared, or the collection-level trade-off in Classic vs Estate Collection at Hendrix Reserve. For what the actual purchase process looks like, see Buying new construction at Hendrix Reserve, or Quick move-in homes at Hendrix Reserve if a faster timeline matters more than personalizing every finish.

Why the tiered warranty structure matters

Not every builder active in this county structures its warranty the same way. Knowing DiVosta's tiers—1 year, 2 years, 5 years, 10 years—going in means you know exactly when workmanship coverage ends and systems or structural coverage takes over, rather than assuming a single blanket number applies the whole time you own the home. If you're comparing Hendrix Reserve against a different builder's community, ask that builder for their own tier breakdown rather than assuming it matches DiVosta's, since warranty structures genuinely differ builder to builder across this county.

Questions about what's actually included on the plan you're considering? Visit the Hendrix Reserve community page, call 561-704-0091, or schedule a visit, and we'll walk the current feature sheet with you.

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