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Anonymous users2024-01-24After the commercial housing is delivered, the purchaser believes that there is a quality problem, and can apply to the engineering quality supervision department for re-inspection.
As long as it is within the reasonable service life, as long as it is a problem of the main structure, it can be requested to apply for the recognition of the quality department.
General quality problems cannot be required from the developer to check out and compensation, and general quality problems are mainly solved through quality warranty, rather than check-out.
It must be that the quality of the main structure is unqualified, you can check out, and compensate for the loss, and it must be based on the conclusion of the inspection of the quality supervision department (mainly referring to the quality supervision station), and other cannot be used as the basis.
The losses caused to the buyers only include direct losses, and do not include indirect losses such as mental losses.
If your house is geothermal, then the cement floor is prone to small cracks, and there may be a problem with cement maintenance.
Now there are too many tofu dregs in the house! You have to fight for your eyes! No matter what the situation of the new house now, there should be no cracks in the roof! There are cracks and water marks are serious, go upstairs and see it! It's a quality issue!
In this case, you take the purchase contract to the sales office and ask them to negotiate with the developer whether to move out or compensate.
Look at the exterior wall and downstairs to see if there is any water seepage, if not, it is okay, the white thing is the crystallization of cement, that is, alkali.
This kind of crack is a major quality problem, but whether you can ask to move out on this basis depends on the terms of the purchase contract. If there is such a clause in the contract, you can ask to check out.
Those balconies are going to be done later, and now there are some rooms, and the balconies are made later, tax evasion