What's the difference between warranty period and warranty period?

The difference between warranty period and warranty period: (1) The warranty period is 6 to 24 months, and the warranty period is 2 to 5 years; (two) the warranty period is calculated from the date of actual completion of the project, and the warranty period is calculated from the date when the project is completed and accepted; (three) the warranty period can be agreed by the parties themselves and directly stipulated by law; (4) The warranty period is the period for the Employer to reserve and return the quality deposit, and the quality deposit within the warranty period has nothing to do with it.

Interim Measures for the Administration of Construction Project Quality Margin Article 2 The term "construction project quality margin" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the funds agreed by the employer and the contractor in the construction project contract, which are reserved from the project payment payable to ensure the contractor to repair the defects of the construction project during the defect liability period.

"Regulations on Quality Management of Construction Projects" Article 40 Under normal use conditions, the minimum warranty period of a construction project is: (1) the reasonable service life of the project specified in the design documents for the foundation project, foundation project and main structure project of the building; (2) 5 years for roofing waterproof works, toilets, rooms and external walls with waterproof and anti-leakage requirements; (3) The heating and cooling system consists of two heating periods and cooling periods; (four) electrical pipelines, water supply and drainage pipelines, equipment installation and decoration works, for 2 years.