Nock Deighton New Homes and Ling Homes are proud to partner with ABC+ warranty. All properties from Ling Homes come with an ABC+ structural warranty, providing you with a 10-year guarantee on the structural integrity of your home. This also provide our buyers with peace of mind that their home has been built to the highest standard. All policies from ABC+ are underwritten by ‘A’ rated global insurers, meaning the homes of our buyers are protected. Purchasing a home with an ABC+ warranty can also provide your mortgage provider peace of mind, helping you secure the finance you need more easily.
In working with ABC+, Ling Homes are also registered for the Consumer Code for Home Builders, providing further protection for our buyers. The ABC+ warranty is broken down as follows;
Covering the first 2 years following your purchase, Nock Deighton New Homes will resolve any snags or defects (which do not comply with ABC+ Warranty policy). These fixes can include any structural problems that may arise as a result of poor materials or workmanship, but we strive to work with some of the most reputable tradesman and companies within the county. This period does not cover buyers for any general wear and tear that naturally occurs within the home.
Covering the remaining 8 years of the policy, any claims required should be directed to the ABC+ Warranty team, who will assess the validity of your claim and will act accordingly.
During your home tour and exchange of your keys, we will run through how to get the most from your home and ensure any previous snags or defects have been resolved. We will also ensure you are comfortable with how to use your heating, boiler, etc and will give you helpful advice on how to ‘run’ your home.
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