West Kelowna, B.C. family feels trapped in deficient new home purchase
“We noticed that the wood being used was sitting outside, had nails in it, was warped,” said Watkins.
However, during their final walk-through the couple says they found 22 pages of deficiencies which included what appeared to be second-hand material, cardboard in place of shower tiles and exposed pipes. “We were so grateful that we didn’t show up to the house with our two four-year-olds. Like, could you imagine having a child fall off the rooftop?”“The document that we received from our builder implied that there was unconditional occupancy but the actual document, that exists and that we have a copy of, shows that there was actually conditional occupancy,” said Livsey.How a B.C.
“We haven’t been inside in a month, we haven’t heard a response from the builder in regards to his plan, we have no idea what’s going on in there so yes, there’s a lot of concern right now,” said Livsey.Meanwhile, the home was supposed to be completed in July but as of September the family hasn’t been able to move in.
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