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Property passport, certificates, contracts and files · 8 articles

• The contract with a renovation crew: what to includeWhich terms to put in a renovation contract: scope, deadlines, price and estimate, stage payments, materials, quality requirements, acceptance, warranty.
• Warranty on renovation and materials: if cracks appearA year after the renovation cracks or a leak appeared: how to record the defect, who to write to, which articles of law to read and which documents you need.
• The developer's warranty on an apartment: what it covers and how not to lose it to a renovationUnder a shared-construction agreement, the developer answers for defects during the warranty. What's covered, where to check terms, how renovating affects it.
• How to keep track of renovation materials: paint, tiles, wallpaper, product codesTo buy the same paint or tiles a year later, you need the brand, product code, colour code and batch. What to record and how to save it with a photo.
• Which documents to keep after a renovation, and for how longWhat to keep after a renovation: contracts, certificates, receipts, warranties, photos of hidden work, meter readings, materials, and for how long.
• Apartment alterations: what you can do without approvalCan you knock down a wall or move the kitchen: what counts as an alteration, what needs approval, and where wet areas can't be moved.
• Hidden work: which photos and certificates to keepWhat tiles, screed and plaster will cover is proven by photos with a tape measure, test results and stage acceptance before closing. What to keep and where.
• Property passport and documents: how to store files and export the property passportWhere contracts, warranties and meters are kept, adding files, reading a brand and product code from a photo, exporting the property passport to PDF and Excel.

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