Refund Basis
Refund basis , acceptance and rejection.
Under the terms of HMRC we work to identify one of the strongest factors for stamp duty refund, namely pollution.
This can take many forms from radiation to bacteria, chemicals to mould.
Is failure of claim good or bad news?
It depends on what you think is good or bad news? We identify issues that can cause cancer, Parkinsons, Alzheimer’s, Chronic Fatigue, and brain fog in your new home.
While getting money back is a great incentive the health benefits should outweigh financial gain?
The issues we detect may even form a basis of a claim against the builders or sellers and in some cases insurers.
While most wouldn’t buy a polluted home, the unfortunate reality is that many do, brand new or 100 years old, many will fit the pollution profile.
An the image showcasing the contrast between a visibly clean surface in a home and the hidden dangers that only scientific examination can reveal. On one side, you see the spotless kitchen countertop with scientific instruments, suggesting a meticulous examination. On the other side, the microscopic view uncovers the dangerous bacteria and viruses, alongside a test tube indicating contamination through its glowing red contents. This visualization serves as a stark reminder of the unseen risks that can lurk even in the cleanest environments and the critical role of science in detecting them.
An the image showcasing the contrast between a visibly clean surface in a home and the hidden dangers that only scientific examination can reveal. On one side, you see the spotless kitchen countertop with scientific instruments, suggesting a meticulous examination. On the other side, the microscopic view uncovers the dangerous bacteria and viruses, alongside a test tube indicating contamination through its glowing red contents. This visualization serves as a stark reminder of the unseen risks that can lurk even in the cleanest environments and the critical role of science in detecting them.
Here’s an image illustrating the invisible respirable hazards within a seemingly clean and cozy home environment. Through colourful, translucent representations, it brings to visual life the various air contaminants like dust mites, mold spores, pollen, and chemical vapours. These hazards float throughout the living room, overlaying the scene with a reminder of the unseen risks to air quality in indoor spaces. This visualization underscores the importance of being aware of and addressing air quality issues, even in places that appear clean to the naked eye.