Painting
1. PD Exterior paint or latex stain peels or deteriorates.
AT None.
CR Contractor should properly prepare and refinish affected areas, matching color as closely as possible. Where finish deterioration affects the majority of the wall or area, the whole area should be refinished.
2. PD Painting required as corollary repair because of other work does not match surrounding paint.
AT Paint should match surrounding areas as closely as possible.
CR Contractor should refinish to match surrounding areas as closely as possible.
3. PD Deterioration of stains, varnish or lacquer finishes.
AT Finishes on interior woodwork should not deteriorate during the first year of ownership. However, varnish type finishes used on exterior will deteriorate rapidly.
CR The contractor should correct or repair deteriorating finish one time during the first year of occupancy.
4. PD Interior paint inadequately covers surface.
AT Interior paint should be applied in an amount conforming to manufacturer's specifications of coverage and in sufficient quantity to visually cover all specified areas.
CR The contractor should retouch all surfaces where inadequate paint has been applied to cover original surfaces. Paint deterioration caused by normal living conditions, such as repeated scrubbing or scouring is a maintenance item and should be the responsibility of the owner.
5. PD Exterior doors not sealed on all six surfaces.
AT None.
CR Contractor should make necessary repairs.