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Inherent Defect Warranty Auditing
A warranty, also referred to as a structural warranty, inherent defect warranty or latent defect warranty is typically a 10 year or 12 year insurance product, backed by A rated insurers that are authorised and regulated as part of Lloyds of London. A warranty will be CML approved, recognised and accepted by all high-street mortgage providers and alternative lenders.
What is Inherent Defect Warranty Auditing and how our service is helps the client? Inherent Defect Warranty Auditing (IDWA) is a process of inspecting a building or structure to identify any potential defects that may not be apparent at the time of construction. These defects are known as inherent defects, and they can be caused by a variety of factors, such as poor design, inadequate materials, or faulty workmanship.
ACS providers this class leading TIC service across all self-build new home warranties. ACS also provides this service to the Build-to-Rent (BTR) development market, commercial development market, social afordable housing and custom build market.
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ACS partners with approved warranty providers such as Build-zone to provide premium inspection and compliance services across the UK, Ireland and Channel Islands.
National provider of A rated approved warranties for self-build, Build to Rent (BTR), social, private and commercial construction. Whether it’s a recent build, converted and refurbished residential development – structural defects warranty protects against defects. Sometimes referred to as insurance, it can protect you against the cost of rebuilding and rectifying any defects that arise.
Our surveyors are experienced, efficient and can be on site promptly. We know a latent defect exists at the time of construction, however it could have gone undetected until after completion of construction, even years after. Something as simple as a structural beam which is correct in colour, grade and size could still be a potential problem if it’s under the strength requirements. This is one of many examples which we look out for during our audits. It’s important for you to be fully informed regarding situation you’re in. And worth keeping in mind the Latent Damage Act 1986 provides claimants with three years, as of the date in which they became aware, should have known or found a problem, in order to issue proceedings.
Contact our warranty team today and we can assist you in your warranty requirements and add further value by providing our warranty and compliance auditing services to achieve your minimum 10 year warranty policy.
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If you would like advise or to entire about our services, please feel free to give our team a call on 0800 368 7683 . We can let you know what we feel you need latent defect structural warranty auditing.
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