MayrCh
2019-01-08 06:48:09
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If anyone ever wonders again why prices in the construction trade develop the way they do: Here is another reason. Outrageous complaint, which binds time, resources, and often financial means.
And when I eventually sit in a wheelchair, the door is too narrow – I actually wanted it differently, but it didn’t bother me that the planner built it "normally." And is that a defect now???
A visual or perceived reason for movement is also not a defect.
Aside from that: defects must be reported immediately after detection.
You tolerated something for about 5 years (which is technically perfect and completely within the norm), and you can and will be able to live with it for another 30 years.
Of course, it’s now unpleasant for your wife. But it’s a personal problem – it can be fixed by remodeling.
After 5 years, quite a lot accumulates – you just have to address it.
But relying on the warranty now is nonsense.
Get well wishes to your wife!
If anyone ever wonders again why prices in the construction trade develop the way they do: here is another reason. Outrageous complaint about defects, which ties up time, resources, and often financial means.
You as an engineer should actually know that, too?
in Sept. 2019 we will have been in the new house for 5 years and are now in the process of collecting possible defects.
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