- The housing consumer notifies the builder.
- The defect is a result of non-compliance with the NHBRC Technical requirements
- The homebullder is in breach of his obligations to rectify a major structural defect
- The home was built by a registered home builder and was enrolled with the fund at the date of occupation
- The homebuilder no longer exists or is unwilling or unable to meet his obligations.
- Private drainage system from the structure up to the municipal connection or the cesspit connection
- Any garage or storeroom
- Any permanent outbuilding designed for residential purposes
- Any retaining wall
- In the case of sectional title unit, it includes the common property In terms of the sectional Titles Act.
The NHBRC's fund for recfiflcatlon covers a home which includes:
- Private drainage system from the structure up to the municipal connection or the cesspit connection
- Any garage or storeroom
- Any permanent outbuilding designed for residential purposes
- Any retaining wall
- In the case of sectional title unit, it includes the common property In terms of the sectional Titles Act.