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Bonka · 10-05-2011, 12:22 PM

You can for your piece of mind, but don't expect the developer to take the inspector's list of deficiencies seriously if they allow you to have an inspector on site to come over the building. Developers generally don't even like to come back to fix issues noted by owners. Also, the developer's reputation is only as good as the contractors they use.

If you bought a presale, get the most out of your 2-5-10 warranty and get any labour or material defects taken care of within the 2yrs (ideally at the tale end of the 2yrs).

10-05-2011, 12:22 PM	#2
Bonka I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 2,830 Thanked 755 Times in 318 Posts Failed 20 Times in 7 Posts Member's Picture Albums	You can for your piece of mind, but don't expect the developer to take the inspector's list of deficiencies seriously if they allow you to have an inspector on site to come over the building. Developers generally don't even like to come back to fix issues noted by owners. Also, the developer's reputation is only as good as the contractors they use. If you bought a presale, get the most out of your 2-5-10 warranty and get any labour or material defects taken care of within the 2yrs (ideally at the tale end of the 2yrs). __________________ SHIFT_ "Harvey Belafonte ain't black. He's just a good looking white guy dipped in caramel. " - Archie Bunker