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FH 10.24: Gaps Between Baseboard Trim and Finished Floor Surface
Article type: Freehold

Where baseboard trim abuts finished flooring, gaps in plain view that are in excess of 3 mm are not acceptable (except at transitions between different finished floor materials).
FH 10.3: Pocket Door Rubs
Article type: Freehold

The face of a pocket door shall not rub against the surrounding framing, doorjamb or casing during normal operation.
FH 10.4: Door Rubs on the Doorjamb or Does Not Latch
Article type: Freehold

Doors shall operate without rubbing on the doorjamb and latches shall engage with relative ease.
FH 10.5: Wood Door Panel Has Split
Article type: Freehold

Cracks, where normal light is visible through the door, are not acceptable. Minor cracks that do not allow light through the door are acceptable.
FH 10.6: Door Drags on the Floor
Article type: Freehold

Doors shall not contact the floor unless the door is specifically designed to do so.
FH 10.7: Gap Between The Door and the Doorjam is not Uniform
Article type: Freehold

The width of the gap may vary on different sides or edges of the door. On any specific side or edge of the door, the door and jamb shall be in general visual alignment; variance in the gap shall not exceed double the narrowest dimension along that side or edge.
FH 10.8: Interior Door Swings Open or Closes by Itself
Article type: Freehold

Interior doors shall be installed sufficiently plumb and square so they do not swing by themselves due to the force of gravity alone.
FH 10.9: Doors Bind From Improperly Installed Hinges
Article type: Freehold

Doors shall not bind on their hinges.
FH 14.1: Garage Floor Has Heaved Or Settled
Article type: Freehold

Non-structural poured concrete garage floors supported by grade shall not heave or settle to produce a negative slope into the garage.
FH 14.10: The Shurbs, Tree(s), Plants, Or Sod Have Died
Article type: Freehold

Landscaping plants supplied and installed by the builder shall be alive at the time of the PDI or when installed, whichever is later.
FH 12.14: Patterns on sheet vinyl flooring are not aligned across seams
Article type: Freehold

Flooring shall be installed to achieve pattern alignment within the manufacturer’s tolerance.
FH 11.11: Surface Pits, Fissures or Veins in Natural Stone Countertops
Article type: Freehold

Surface pits, fissures or veins in stone countertops are typical characteristics of quarried materials and are acceptable.
FH 5.1: Roof Trusses, Ridges or Rafters Have Bowed
Article type: Freehold

Roof framing members shall be sized and installed in accordance with the Building Code.
FH 5.17: Water is Trapped Under Roofing Membrane
Article type: Freehold

Water shall not become trapped under built-up or single-ply roofing membranes.
FH 5.10: Asphalt Shingle Edges Are Curled or Cupped
Article type: Freehold

Asphalt shingle edges and corners need not be completely flat. Edges and corners that curl or cup to expose the uncoloured portion of the shingle below are not acceptable.

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