Reserving your new home
Explore the first stage of our customer journey, from when our customers reserve their new home through to meeting the site manager in the weeks before completion
Find out moreWithin a week of moving in a member of our site management team visit customers to ensure they are settling into their new home. This is a chance to ask any questions regarding their property. Within the first 28 days any remedial work that is required will be agreed with our customers and attended to within the timescales provided. We always refer to the NHBC standards for tolerances and finishes.
We provide customers with private digital access to information about their property, its warranties and technical information, and the instruction manuals of the systems and services installed.
Any build defects that need to be rectified by us can be logged onto the same system and will be managed by our Customer Experience team through the Clixifix portal.
Burrington Estates provide all customers with 24-hour emergency cover for the first year. This should only be used in emergency situations when a response is needed straight away, covering electrical, heating and plumbing emergencies.
Excellent customer service and a professional experience for our customers is important to Burrington Estates. We value our customers’ views and feedback and ask them to complete the NHBC Customer Feedback Survey to help us continually improve our service. The survey will be issued to customers electronically once they are settled into your new home.
On some Burrington Estates developments there will be a resident Management Company that owns and maintains common areas. A straightforward legal process to formalise this is arranged by Burrington Estates once the final property is sold.
Each of our new properties benefits from a 10-year structural warranty. For the first two years Burrington Estates will attend to any work required under the terms of the warranty. For full details of the warranty visit www.nhbc.co.uk/homeowners
The industry works to a published code that sets out many of the processes involved in the purchase of a new home and the information that it is required to provide to customers. The Consumer Code for Homebuilders is available at www.consumercode.co.uk