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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Smoke detector missing
If a first time homebuyer purchased a home, finished closing, walkthrough done, inspections done, already moved in, and maybe a month or two later noticed one of rooms was missing a smoke detector and there was no hole in the ceiling like everything was finished & built. Except the builder maybe "forgot" to place a smoke detector?
My question is who's fault is this, the buyer, inspector, agent, builder...? & what would be the solution for this?