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In
1996, when The
Renovation Funding Program was first created, we held numerous meetings with the Lending
Institutions involved in our program as well as several professional Residential
Appraisers.
At these meetings we developed several lists of Minimum Standard Features that were to be incorporated into
each and every job.
These Minimum Standard Features have become the focal point
of the Program. They represent a clear certification of Safety &
Value for both the home owner and the lender.
When you are approved for funding and you decide to use Aston Whitehall
Renovations to perform work on your home, we finish the job with at least those
items listed in the Minimum Standard Features List that
pertain to whichever job category the list refers to.
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Each job
includes the
Minimum
Standard Features associated with that job type.
Funding
may be unavailable for some jobs that do not include the required
items. |
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If any of the Minimum Standard features
are already
present, we will adjust our pricing to reflect the inclusion of those items.
(As long as the items mentioned meet our specifications) |
There are also certain renovation jobs that
Aston Whitehall will not perform through the Funding Program.
These are types of jobs that remain more in the category of patch-up repairs
and cosmetic cover-ups, such as Kitchen Refacing, or, in
the case of Roofing, the installation of a second layer of shingles over an
older, existing one.
While these types of jobs tend to save the homeowner money by "cutting
corners," there is no genuine value added to the home as a result.
As Aston Whitehall Renovations is committed to following the guidelines of
the Program, the client would have to seek out another contractor to
perform such work with the approved funds. see Related
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Safety |
Another important issue has been
safety
surrounding the work. Aston Whitehall has always prided itself
in making sure that all steps are taken to ensure the safety of our customers and
workers.
As an example, the Ontario Building Code does not require a sprinkler head in the furnace
area of the basement of a single-family residence . However, we will always
perform this installation as part of our basement finishing service.
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