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Old 21-02-2011, 08:46 AM
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We are self builders how do we apply for the NHBC certificate and is this the bext one.
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Old 08-07-2011, 11:50 AM
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The NHBC can do a Buildmark Warranty for self-builders.

It is generally considered to be the best one and is now almost the only one now Zurich have ceased their "Zurich Building Guarantee"
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Hi, I read your reply about the NHBC. Would you be able to give me some advice on my property. My house is just 3 years old, when we moved in first I noticed the driveway started to crack and subside. I immediately reported it to the builder. He came out and inspected it. He said it was just minor and wouldnt get any worse. However it started getting worse so i rang him again and he came out, he then told me all of the 12 houses in my estate were subsiding and needed the driveway fixed. He said he would do them all together. I have been on at him for the past 3 years,he kept saying to relax and that they will all get sorted together. Then Jan 2012 just gone work started on the properties on my estate, except mine. I was told to contact NHBC and they said its in the 3 years and Driveways are not covered unless I had reported it to the bulder within the first 2 years. The builder said he never heard from me, I have phone records to prove that I have rang him but the NHBC doesnt want to know. Would you have any advise as what we could do next?

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Old 21-05-2012, 11:03 AM
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I have phone records to prove that I have rang him but the NHBC doesnt want to know.
The obvious thing to do was to put such an important matter in writing wasn't it?
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