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well ...2 things 1 i am sure it had not been planned to be that close and so they have had to bodge it ...and 2 the quality of workmanship is appalling so you could forgive them the design and measuring error if the execution were better in dealing with the issue

some warranties exclude garages if seperate from house ....but it may be worth checking with them .....given you reported the issue earlier Is the builder still trading small claims court could be an issue , you will need some quotes to quantify your losses

theres no simple answer to this one , and its going to depend on what snags you have identified i take it , its a small builder given they have used checkmate does your checkmate policy ...what are the details of thier cover with regards for snagging , what does your purchase contract say ...

sounds like you got a blockage somewhere ....i had a client last week and the sink was blocked ....it turned out the plumber or some one had sabotaged it and put foam filler in pipe

yes , without a flow restrictor

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer-affairs/homebuyers-get-simpler-jargon-free-property-surveys/

https://www.bbc.com/news/42237562 Click on link

First thing is ..we have so many stories of problems trying to challenge or complain about developers conveyancers There's a conflict of interest if you make a complaint to them Ask them !!! Also I've heard of developers pulling rug if you don't use Thiers or withdraw incentives

Click on link https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/south-molton-facebook-new-build-1995289

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778817322612 An interesting read Airtightness testing is widely undertaken to assess the as-built performance of dwellings, in support of achieving energy and ventilation strategies. Mandatory schemes operate in some countries, such as...

http://mandeville-pm.co.uk/a-step-by-step-guide-to-the-right-to-manage-process/

https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2018/9/ombudsman-calls-for-new-build-homes-to-be-included-in-consumer-redress

See latest report https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2018/9/ombudsman-calls-for-new-build-homes-to-be-included-in-consumer-redress

I agree it's worth while seeing what you can get There's going to be some inconvenience and loss of use Then there's the boundary issue ...they cannot just move it unless it's correctly positioned in the first place Worth a call to a specialist construction solicitor Try Geoff at...

In regards to direct bonding of plasterboard to masonry, I've done some digging. BS 8000:8 and manufacturers are clear with regards to the distribution and size of dabs Since this is "hidden" work - not a lot of notice paid on site! Perimeter sealing rarely done etc. etc. Methods of assessing...

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/dream-homes-turn-into-nightmares-hjgqm2l3c?shareToken=57f9456c1cd11e6b9e42fa431796476b Also in the sun today

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/dream-homes-turn-into-nightmares-hjgqm2l3c?shareToken=57f9456c1cd11e6b9e42fa431796476b

https://www.hbf.co.uk/policy/policy-and-wider-work-program/customer-satisfaction-survey-new/latest-results/

Consumer code Ok ...not that it makes any real difference .... If your builder is NHBC registered then he is under the terms of the warranty contract that the 3 parties enter into is obliged to furnish you with a copy of the code at the time of putting down your deposit ....this way you...