Do I have to be present in person?
It’s preferable, but not required—we can represent your interests under a power of attorney.
It’s preferable, but not required—we can represent your interests under a power of attorney.
Critical defects include: compromised load-bearing capacity of structures, through cracks, water intrusion, and the absence or malfunction of electrical systems, heating, water supply, or ventilation. The presence of these defects is grounds for refusing to sign the acceptance certificate until they are fully rectified.
Your options for filing claims are significantly limited, but they don’t always disappear entirely—some defects may be covered by the developer’s warranty obligations. Contact us—we’ll assess the situation and suggest realistic courses of action.
A professional acceptance inspection should be conducted during the official inspection of the property—immediately before signing the acceptance and transfer certificate.
Yes, we perform acceptance inspections for all types of properties from the developer—apartments, commercial spaces, parking spots, and storage units.