A defect in your new apartment? The letter that starts it all
A defects letter to the contractor in a 30-second video
Video transcript
This is Sidki. He grows when you wait. The right to demand a repair depends on notice to the contractor, and in a dispute you must prove when it was delivered and what it said. Write what the defect is, where, and when each one was discovered, and ask to schedule a repair. Send it by registered mail or by email with confirmation, and the site has a generator that produces the letter.
Full explanation: Letter to the contractor about construction defects: what to write, and a letter generator. How to notify a contractor of construction defects under section 4A of the Sale (Apartments) Law: what the notice must contain, to whom it is sent and by when, and a free generator for producing a properly structured letter.
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