Kahramaa are in charge of the supply of Electricity and Water Supplies, this is just the answer I am looking for, "Isn't there any inspection done before a electricity and water is connected to the house?".
It appears everyone is turning a blind eye and no one is taking responsibility.
I would contact Kahramaa if I were you first, there are major issues there with all those leaks.
Kahramaa as I have already mentioned will probably say there responsibility stops at the the supply to you home and everything inside is nothing to do with them. But them faults had to be there at the time of connection and no connection should have been made. Mention this to them, the more these things are brought to their attention, that should help future developments.
But back to you, if your renting your landlord should make things right express your concerns and worries, maybe you already have, what was his reaction.
If you own the property then it is the builder that should put things right. Are there no Independent authorised bodies that builder, landlords, electricians and plumbers have to be members, for the purpose of insurance.
Do you know who the main insurance companies are, they will not want to be insuring building that have defects it means they could be paying out more money than necessary on claims.
Hello kkforever,
Kahramaa are in charge of the supply of Electricity and Water Supplies, this is just the answer I am looking for, "Isn't there any inspection done before a electricity and water is connected to the house?".
It appears everyone is turning a blind eye and no one is taking responsibility.
I would contact Kahramaa if I were you first, there are major issues there with all those leaks.
Kahramaa as I have already mentioned will probably say there responsibility stops at the the supply to you home and everything inside is nothing to do with them. But them faults had to be there at the time of connection and no connection should have been made. Mention this to them, the more these things are brought to their attention, that should help future developments.
But back to you, if your renting your landlord should make things right express your concerns and worries, maybe you already have, what was his reaction.
If you own the property then it is the builder that should put things right. Are there no Independent authorised bodies that builder, landlords, electricians and plumbers have to be members, for the purpose of insurance.
Do you know who the main insurance companies are, they will not want to be insuring building that have defects it means they could be paying out more money than necessary on claims.
Let me know how you get on.
Kind regards,
Mick