Hello Friends,

Here I am Lucia again trying to find a good and virtuous topic to inscribe and share on my blog.

So the topic for today is "Home With Construction Faults".

It is a terrible situation when one buys a property with invisible defects in its construction. In general, in Australia this is covered by government departments that supervise the construction of the same and pressure the company to solve them. Recently, however, it has come to light that many buildings can not be fixed and builders have no responsibility for the mess they create for buyers.

A radio program made a story in high-rise apartment buildings and the list of complaints from buyers was long and horrendous. It seems that people only have a month or so to raise certain problems and after that the company is out of place. That seems reasonable under normal circumstances in which one can make a visual control of things and pass them.

It happened, however, that Sydney had a long period of drought and many apartment buildings were placed during that time. Then came a month of rain in a day or so and hell broke loose for many apartment dwellers. His beautiful house was suddenly flooded with rainwater.

A gentleman told about the rescue of about 80-120 liters of water from a dam that he had to lift in his living room. His whole apartment was flooded before he could build the wall and it ruined carpets and furniture.

With the episode of Grenville Towers in London showing the effect of poor construction materials and the danger to tenants as a result, one wonders if the same could happen here. The government asked the same thing and sent inspectors to verify. Indeed, around 1,200 apartment buildings have the same type of coating that has entered the country illegally.