Handover
Warranty, Handover and Corrections
Nikolai states a two-year drywall warranty on Midrag. His skim-coat and paint warranty applies to full-wall or full-ceiling work with mesh or fibre. See handover and correction steps below.
Warranty terms Nikolai states on Midrag
- Drywall work: a two-year warranty, as stated in his profile.
- Skim coat and paint: the stated warranty applies when the entire wall or ceiling receives a full skim coat with mesh or fibre, not automatically to spot repairs.
The written quote confirms the scope, substrate, exclusions and contact process for each job. If a defect appears, send photos and the quote reference so Nikolai can inspect the cause.
Check the terms on MidragWhat the Midrag profile says
Nikolai states a two-year warranty for drywall work. For skim coat and painting, he limits the stated warranty to cases where the entire wall or ceiling receives a full skim coat with mesh or fibre. These are self-reported profile terms; the written quote should confirm how they apply to the specific job and scope.
What is checked before handover
Before handover, the work is checked for geometry, frame stiffness, joints, outside corners, junctions, access panels, light locations, moisture marks and readiness for the agreed finish. For skim coat and painting, side light is important because it reveals waves, transitions and weak spots.
When corrections are included
If the issue belongs to the agreed scope and is found during handover, it is corrected as part of the job. This can include a local joint, corner, junction, sanding mark or a place that does not match the agreed finish level.
When it becomes a new task
Hidden substrate defects, moisture, movement of an old structure, electrical changes, AC work, extra demolition, design changes or expanding the area after the quote are treated as separate tasks. They are discussed before continuing.
If a crack appears
The cause should be checked first: joint, substrate, moisture, building movement, vibration, use conditions or an adjacent old structure. After inspection it is possible to decide whether this is a correction in the completed work or a separate substrate repair.
Why finish work should not be rushed
Compound, primer and paint need proper drying time. Closing layers too early can cause stains, shrinkage, weak adhesion and visible transitions under light. Final timing depends not only on area, but also on humidity, ventilation and substrate condition.