Guarantees in a new home.

The extrinsic completion guarantee is a financial guarantee taken out with a banking institution, by a real estate developer, to finance the construction until its completion.
The purpose of this guarantee is to finance the construction until its completion, both in the event that the promoter is no longer able to finance the completion of the work.

The guarantee of perfect completion requires any promoter to take charge of the disorders observed on delivery (tile color, scratch, poorly installed baseboard, defective door and shutters, etc.) and this, over a period of one year from the delivery of the good.
Imperfections that are noted by the purchaser may be the subject of a simple report. However, if the builder does not take the necessary measures, he may then be required by a court decision to carry out restoration work.

The biennial guarantee guarantees the material elements of the new home, in case of damage noted, during the first two years of delivery. Also known as the "good functioning guarantee", the biennial guarantee covers elements that can be removed without damaging the bases of the construction. For example, partitions, tiles, windows, sanitary facilities, taps, etc. This guarantee of proper functioning allows the owner, noting a failure, to renew his equipment.
Note that the renewal of its equipment can not be done, if and only if, the failure is not caused following a lack of maintenance or use deemed non-compliant.

The ten-year guarantee guarantees the elements that are characterized as inseparable and related to the good performance of the new home.
This guarantee must be taken out by the new real estate builder in the contract. Valid for up to 10 years after the delivery of the property, it protects the buyer against defects and defects that compromise the work and its solidity, thus making the housing unsuitable for its initial use. The elements concerned are those characterized as inseparable from the property (the foundations, the façade, the framework, the waterproofing, the heating system, etc.).

Following the construction of a new property, the developer is obliged to take out damage insurance. This insurance reimburses any costs related to the ten-year guarantee mentioned above.
The insurance comes into effect upon receipt of the work and ends ten years later. It is started by the trustee, at the request of the buyer or the co-ownership, in case of significant disorder.

The toulouse periphery is in constant development and its region more and more attractive. It is therefore very advantageous to invest in the new. In order to be able to enjoy your investment in all serenity, our services are there to accompany you in your new real estate purchase in Miremont and its region.