New Homes Quality Code
The New Homes Quality Code (NHQC) was introduced in 2022 replacing the Consumer Code for Homebuilders. All Gleeson reservations taken on or after the 1st November 2022 onwards are subject to the NHQC regulations.
The code offers improved protection and increased transparency to support customers through their home buying journey, from pre-reservation to completion and beyond.
What does the NHQC protect?
The NHQC is designed to help our customers understand what levels of service they can expect from us. As part of being registered developer, we are committed to delivering on the following:
- Treat customers fairly throughout the buying and after-sales process
- Complete work in line with all standards and regulations that apply
- Ensure systems, processes and training are in place to meet the customer service requirements of the code
- Provide customers with sufficient pre-purchase information to help make an informed decision with no pressure
- Have a reliable Customer Care and clear complaints procedure detailing timings for resolving any issues to ensure after care is dealt with timely and effectively
- Provide clear and accurate information about buying the new home, including tenure and any costs the customer may have to pay in the future, such as service charges
- Provide the opportunity for customers to engage a suitably qualified inspector to carry out a pre-completion home inspection as per the Consumer Code guidance.
- Share any known future work on the development and likely timescales
To find out more about how the New Homes Quality Code protects you through your homebuying journey, visit their website here.