The Facilitators (Your Ultimate NHBRC Solution)
Investments in Pretoria

The Facilitators are the One Stop NHBRC Service Centre.
http://www.the-facilitators.com. We act as Facilitators.
You can also find more information on our website at:.
For more information please contact us on 0861 2 ENROL \ 0861 2 36765.
involved to comply with The Act.We Consult and Assist Residential Property Developers, Contractors and Home Owners in NHBRC Registrations, Enrolements, Status Upliftments, Renewals and all other NHBRC requirements.
for all Developers, Contractors and Home Owners. We advise and assist all professions.
between You and the NHBRC.

As for the NHBRC to warrant any residential dwelling against poor workmanship resulting into structural defects all newly build residential dwellings are to be enrolled by any Developer, Contractor or Prospective Home Owner with the NHBRC whether being built cash or through finance assistance by any legal bond holder. All Developers and Contractors that are in the business of building residential dwellings, must Register with the NHBRC as such. The NHBRC warranty takes effect from date of occupation by the Home Owner of the newly built dwelling providing that the dwelling was formally enrolled with the NHBRC and that the NHBRC didn't issue a formal letter of non-compliance in accordance with the NHBRC Technical Requirements. Ensure that the home is constructed in a workmanlike manner, fit for habitation, constructed in accordance with the NHBRC Technical Requirements and the terms, plans and specifications of the written agreement. Make good any defects related to design, workmanship and materials, which occur within 90 days of occupation. Provide a five-year warranty on the structural integrity of the new house, i.e. superstructure (walls), substructure (foundations) and private drains. Telephone the NHBRC to confirm whether the home builder is still registered. Take the time to inspect some of the houses built and completed by the registered home builder. Talk to home owners who have made use of the services of the home builder before. Make sure the home builder gives you a proper contract for the building of your new home. Meet the contractual and financial obligations of the home builder. Keep a record and proof of all payments made to the home builder. The snag list should be handed over to the home builder within 90 days of date of occupation. The following documents are important to the NHBRC, the home builder, the bank and the new home owner. The building contract or deed of sale, for both land and buildings (where applicable). The whole process is fraught with emotion and stress. A professional home inspection will substantially reduce the risk for your large investment in a new home. Building a new home is a tremendously complex endeavour. It involves many people, usually split up into sub-contractor groups, each working on different parts and systems of the house. Even for the best builders, its nearly impossible to complete this process without missing something. Professional Inspectors will find such problems while it is still early enough for you to bring them up with the builder and have them corrected before you sign-off and start moving in. For the relatively small cost, a professional inspection of your new dream home can pay big dividends in peace of mind and getting any problems identified and corrected before they can become an unpleasant surprise. Wy not try our Frequently Asked Questions page or feel free to Ask a Question.