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New Home: Getting something fixed outside 2 year window
amad500
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Hi,
I have recently been in contact with Bellway to try to get my guttering sorted. It was clearly a Friday afternoon job as endcaps have fallen off repeatedly and now I noticed that a corner joint had come apart. So, up the ladders I go to push it back together to find the original install had cut the long section of pipe too short so that it won't actually make a proper joint.
Since this is clearly an install issue I feel Bellway should be liable but since I've been in the property 3.5 years they just don't want to know. I'm just unlucky it didn't fail inside the window.
Am I really just out of luck or would I have a case to push this further via small claims?
Thanks.
I have recently been in contact with Bellway to try to get my guttering sorted. It was clearly a Friday afternoon job as endcaps have fallen off repeatedly and now I noticed that a corner joint had come apart. So, up the ladders I go to push it back together to find the original install had cut the long section of pipe too short so that it won't actually make a proper joint.
Since this is clearly an install issue I feel Bellway should be liable but since I've been in the property 3.5 years they just don't want to know. I'm just unlucky it didn't fail inside the window.
Am I really just out of luck or would I have a case to push this further via small claims?
Thanks.
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Its down to you to fix. You signed the agreement that gave a 2 year period sndnits not a major building fault so you cant expect them to fix it.amad500 said:Hi,
I have recently been in contact with Bellway to try to get my guttering sorted. It was clearly a Friday afternoon job as endcaps have fallen off repeatedly and now I noticed that a corner joint had come apart. So, up the ladders I go to push it back together to find the original install had cut the long section of pipe too short so that it won't actually make a proper joint.
Since this is clearly an install issue I feel Bellway should be liable but since I've been in the property 3.5 years they just don't want to know. I'm just unlucky it didn't fail inside the window.
Am I really just out of luck or would I have a case to push this further via small claims?
Thanks.2026 wins…
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