Man erects giant banner above his garage in row between him and the developer trends now

Man erects giant banner above his garage in row between him and the developer trends now
Man erects giant banner above his garage in row between him and the developer trends now

Man erects giant banner above his garage in row between him and the developer trends now

A man in Derbyshire has erected a huge banner above the garage of his house in a row between him and the developer.

Balbinder Singh, who lives in Mickleover, a suburban village of Derby, claims he is still trying to get problems fixed that have been there since he moved in back in April 2021. 

Avant Homes said issues have been caused by the construction of an extension that impacted his warranty.

Now, almost two years on, Mr Singh claims the company is ignoring him.

In a desperate bid to heap pressure on Avant Homes, Mr Singh, who lives on the Cotchett Village estate, has put up a sign that reads: 'Avant Homes our review. We moved in on April 1, 2021 and work is still uncompleted.

Mr Singh, who lives in Mickleover, a suburban village of Derby, has put up a sign that reads: 'Avant Homes our review. We moved in on April 1, 2021 and work is still uncompleted. Avant is no longer responding to us. There is lots of uncompleted work. We are happy to share pictures. Don't make the mistake we made'

Mr Singh, who lives in Mickleover, a suburban village of Derby, has put up a sign that reads: 'Avant Homes our review. We moved in on April 1, 2021 and work is still uncompleted. Avant is no longer responding to us. There is lots of uncompleted work. We are happy to share pictures. Don't make the mistake we made'

'Avant is no longer responding to us. There is lots of uncompleted work. We are happy to share pictures. Don't make the mistake we made.'

Mr Singh frustratedly erected the sign, which he designed himself, on March 6.

Avant Homes told Derbyshire Live that they have been in discussions with Mr Singh regarding the £500,000 property.

An Avant Homes spokesperson said: 'We have been in ongoing dialogue with the occupant [Mr Singh] regarding his property. Having fully investigated the occupant's concerns regarding his home, we believe a significant number of them were caused by the building of an extension on the property after the house was purchased.'

According to the company, the extension voided some aspects of the property's NHBC Buildmark warranty, an issue that has been explained to Mr Singh.

'We have inspected the house and communicated back to the occupant what is acceptable for us to resolve in relation to his concerns outside of those created by the extension,' a spokesperson said.

'Our customer liaison team is proactively dealing with a very small number of residents at the development who have raised concerns to ensure any reasonable requests

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