150 Defects Found by New Home Quality Control for New Buyers
Published on Β· Source: bbc.co.uk
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Summarized by AI from the source belowGeorgina and Charles Barnes discovered 150 defects in their newly purchased home after a quality inspection. The issues ranged from improperly installed fire barriers to low water pressure. According to the National House Building Council, 93.7% of new-build buyers reported defects post-move, with over a quarter finding more than 15 problems. This is significant for homebuyers as it highlights the importance of independent inspections, which can prevent serious safety issues and ensure quality.
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