A man from Derbyshire, between him and a developer, unrolled a giant banner above the garage of his home.
Balvinder Singh, who lives in the Derby suburban village of Mickleover, claims he’s trying to solve problems that have plagued his home since moving in April 2021.
Avant Homes said the problem was caused by the construction of the extension that affected his warranty.
Nearly two years later, Singh claims the company ignores him.
Desperate to put pressure on Avant Homes, Singh, who lives in the Cotchett Village estate, said, “Avant Homes review.
Mr Singh, who lives in the suburban village of Mickleover in Derby, said in an Avant Homes Review. I will be happy to share the photos.Please don’t make the mistake we made.”
“Avant is no longer responding to us. Many unfinished works.
On March 6, Singh impatiently erected a billboard of his own design.
Avant Homes told Derbyshire Live that it was in talks with Mr Singh about a £500,000 property.
A spokesperson for Avant Homes said:
The extension, the company said, voided part of the facility’s NHBC Buildmark warranty, and Mr. Singh was briefed on the matter.
“We have inspected the home and informed the resident that we can resolve any concerns related to him other than those created by the extension,” a spokesperson said.
“Our customer liaison team is proactively responding to the very small number of residents in development who have expressed concerns to ensure that reasonable requests are addressed.”
Avant Homes said it was in talks with Mr Singh about a £500,000 house.The extension voided part of the property’s NHBC Buildmark warranty, the company said, explaining the matter to Singh.
Singh said, “They’re ignoring us, but we don’t care. We’re fed up. How can they leave it like this? I talk to them.” And they agree with me, but no one is coming, someone has to come forward.
The property features a pent roof porch above the front door.
But Singh claims the design allows water to run down the wall next to the door, leading to dampness and moss growth.
Singh said the toilet seat on the second floor was damaged and the lighting in the ventilation fan was out of order.
Other residents of the street, including Kevin Crisp and his family, claim to have experienced similar problems.
Mr Crisp said: Last year we had a Street Her BBQ on Queen’s Day and the theme was that everyone has the same problems.
In their home in 2021, they claim a sink issue caused the kitchen worktop to warp and the replacement was too short.
Crisp’s partner said, “Customer service is diabolical. Even in the process of purchasing it, they ignored us.
Avant Homes said the problem was caused by the construction of the extension that affected his warranty.
Avant Homes told Derbyshire Live that they are working with a “very small number” of residents of Cotchett Village, off the A516 Etwall Road, to resolve their concerns.
Steven Bosworth, who also lives in the estate, claims his home was riddled with problems when he moved in in 2020.
He said the downstairs toilet was ripped out and put back in because it leaked water from the wall, put it back in because there were scratches on the floor, and the kitchen unit was redone because there were no electrical outlets.
He said: “I will never buy from them again. They are a waste of time and don’t want to fix anything. I’m still waiting.
Another couple who live close to Mr Singh said their experience at Avant Homes was positive.
They believe they were among the first to move in, having obtained their keys in March 2020.
They said the problem was quickly resolved after the initial Covid-19 lockdown eased that summer.
At that time, the place was not inhabited by many other people, and merchants tended the houses daily.
However, they claim their customer service has “goed downhill” since then.
