Ind. Code § 32-27-1-13
(a) A remodeler may disclaim all implied warranties only if all of the following conditions are met:
(c) The owner must acknowledge the disclaimer of implied warranties by signing, at the time of execution of the home improvement contract, a separate one (1) page notice attached to the home improvement contract that includes the following language:
"NOTICE OF WAIVER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES
I recognize that by accepting the express warranties and the insurance covering those warranties for the periods provided in this home improvement contract, I am giving up the right to any claims for implied warranties, which may be greater than the express warranties. Implied warranties are unwritten warranties relating to the reasonable expectations of a homeowner with regard to the remodeling and home improvement of the homeowner's home, as those reasonable expectations are defined by the courts on a case by case basis.".
(d) If there is a default of the:
(2) completed operations products liability insurance;
the disclaimer by the remodeler is void.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 24-5-11.5-13.]
As added by P.L.2-2002, SEC.12.