Common use of Trim Clause in Contracts

Trim. Finish deficiencies include visible scuffed, scratched, smudged, chipped, stained surfaces or finishes, but does not include minor imperfections of finishes (natural or synthetic) that do not materially detract from the appearance of the finish as a whole or whose existence remains a matter of subjective judgment only. Fit deficiencies include defects in materials or workmanship that are recognized under generally accepted standards of the building industry in California and that materially affect the functionality of a feature, product, or component of a dwelling, and/or the market value (future or present) of the same, in whole or in part. B. Walk Through Orientation Claims. Before the original close of escrow on the new home, Homeowner will conduct one or more walk-throughs of the new home. These walk-throughs are conducted for the purpose of orientating Homeowner to the new home as well as identifying certain deficiencies that should be corrected either before or immediately after the close of escrow. Since some items are easily damaged during the move-in process , there are certain items (listed below) that if not noted at the time of the walk through orientation, will be presumed to have been caused by Homeowner and will only be covered by this Limited Fit & Finish Warranty if Homeowner can establish otherwise. 1. Defects in the appearance of interior and exterior finished surfaces 2 . Chipping of porcelain, tile, vitreous china, counter and vanity tops