Homeowner defect report to resolved complaint
We take off your hands: logging every homeowner snag, booking visits and running each complaint to the Code timetable.
You get: a defect log by plot, each Code letter drafted for approval, an ombudsman file if needed and repeat defects fed back to site.
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The problem
Customer complaints are hurting our star rating and we keep missing the Code timescales.
How the steps join up
It starts when: a homeowner reports a snag or makes a complaint.
Log, sort and route buyer snag and defect reports with photos to the right trade
Read buyers' independent snagging reports and sort valid items by trade
Book courtesy and repair visits around buyers' availability
Track homeowner complaints and required responses
Your team checks and decides at this step.
Build the evidence file for a New Homes Ombudsman complaint
Respond to warranty provider resolution cases within their deadlines
Recover the cost of defects from the subcontractors responsible
Find repeat defects across plots, house types and trades
What you end up with: Reports are logged and routed, visits are scheduled, complaints follow the Code timetable with letters drafted, the ombudsman file is ready if needed, costs are recovered from subcontractors and repeat defects are fed back.
Who signs it off: Your customer care manager approves each response and remedy.
What it needs to work
- Plot and warranty records
- Subcontractor responsibilities
If those aren’t in place yet, you’ll hear that before anything gets built.
Who it’s for
- Developers and housebuilders
What would this cost for your team?
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