Hello everyone,
We are almost finished with our house, but recently when I was at a neighbor’s place, I noticed this:
That made me suspicious, so I checked again at night with a spotlight, and this is what I found:
Two acquaintances of mine who work for a painting company, and another who works for a drywall company, told me that we should have had this redone.
At the moment, I am still waiting for a statement from my builder.
A friend who has a similar issue and built with the same company was dismissed with: “It’s due to the exposed location and the strip lighting.”
Am I being too picky, or is this really poor workmanship?
Best regards & thanks
We are almost finished with our house, but recently when I was at a neighbor’s place, I noticed this:
That made me suspicious, so I checked again at night with a spotlight, and this is what I found:
Two acquaintances of mine who work for a painting company, and another who works for a drywall company, told me that we should have had this redone.
At the moment, I am still waiting for a statement from my builder.
A friend who has a similar issue and built with the same company was dismissed with: “It’s due to the exposed location and the strip lighting.”
Am I being too picky, or is this really poor workmanship?
Best regards & thanks
K
Knallkörper27 Sep 2017 12:49Have you already inspected the scrap?
S
Steffen8027 Sep 2017 12:50That is really unbelievably bad 🙂
Knallkörper schrieb:
Have you already accepted the junk? Since it was all cloudy at the time of acceptance, no. But something like that could also be considered a hidden defect in a pinch.
Another acquaintance told me that you always have some unevenness every now and then. -.-
K
Knallkörper27 Sep 2017 12:58Steve_D schrieb:
Since it was completely cloudy during the inspection, no.So, you canceled the inspection because of the cloudiness? How is that supposed to be a hidden defect? If you didn’t raise any issues during the inspection, you’ll probably have to live with those "slight unevenness" 🙂
Knallkörper schrieb:
So, you stopped the inspection because of cloud cover? How could that be a hidden defect? If you didn’t point it out during the inspection, you’ll probably have to live with these "minor unevenness" 🙂 The inspection has already been completed. However, since I am only an amateur and this poor workmanship is only visible under indirect sunlight, it is a hidden defect and can still be reported afterwards.
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