My league rights over builder not complying to building regs

Question

Concervotry roof replaced ntc would not pass it did not meet building regs explained to builder what needed done to correct this he’s refusing to do the work required causeing a lot of stress for us been chairing him now for 7 months  what’s best to do now .

Tommy · Accepted Answer

My professional opinion is before you have any work carried out on your property always ask for a written guarantee for the work from the builder, you could also contact citizens advice and ask for some options to resolve this matter

John · Answer

Hi Christine

We can only suggest that you contact trading standards and let them persue the issue. Takes a bit of leg work off yourself. They will be able to assess and advise what your options are.
Sorry we cannot advise more as would not like to send you in the wrong direction without all the relevant information ie contract, verbal agreement etc.

Tony · Answer

Dependant on if the design was done by an architect would place who is at fault. If the builder has completed the works to his own design and spec contact him again verbally follow this up 7 days later with a letter of intent and explain the actions your going to take ie trading standards or court action and hopefully this will allow you to come to an agreement to complete

Owen · Answer

Just get a new builder to replace or do what’s needed to fix the issue

Paul · Answer

When the job was quoted did you ask them to complete the job to building regs and were those regs passed on from a building inspector?

If you e asked for a direct repair, like for like and the original was outside of regs then there’s not.a huge amount you can. The builder should have known what was in and what was out of regs and advised accordingly but at lot depends on what was asked of them and what was committed to.

Dean · Answer

Don't pay him. Instruct small claims court if you've already paid him and he's refusing to do the necessary work.

Hannah · Answer

The best person to ask would be a solicitor or building inspection company they would be more accurate

Ross · Answer

It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating situation with the builder not meeting building regulations for the conservatory roof replacement. If you've been trying to get him to do the necessary work for 7 months without success, it might be time to consider seeking advice from a legal professional or a relevant authority in your area. They can guide you on the best course of action to resolve the issue and ensure the work is completed correctly. It's important to address the situation to alleviate the stress you're facing.

My league rights over builder not complying to building regs

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