We recommend you test everything you can before building work comes to an end, and you should always be looking out for any issues and pointing them out to the project manager. Make sure you’re involved with the new property all the way through it’s construction, because it can mean you run into fewer problems when the work is complete.
Aug
21
2016
21
2016
When Purchasing a New Build Property
An article by Rob
Comments Off on When Purchasing a New Build Property Purchasing a new build property can be brilliant, and just like buying a new car, it’s nice to know nothing in it has been used before! There are some problems that can arise though, and because the house hasn’t been lived in, you’re essentially the ‘testee’. You may come across problems to start with, such as minor leaks, electricity issues or heating problems. They’re more common then you may think, and the reason behind any problem is usually carelessness on the builder’s part.
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