justagirl wrote:
I would call your builder and also ask for a written letter stating that the drywall, insulation, and vapor barrier has been in place before the roof being shingle.
Seriously get them to write this letter, tell them you need it for your lawyer, and give this too your lawyer when you close your house. Tell your lawyer about your concerns about mold and possible other water damage. Also ask your builder to stat in the letter that this is following proper building guidelines. (if this is what they are telling you). This letter will protect you if you have mold issues, your lawyer will be able to word this letter admittance to your benefit or protection. And never tell/or write the builder or Tarion that they fixed the problem. Always state that the problem has been addressed in whatever manner they did, Took out insulation and replaced with new... Nothing more (If the problem recurs down the road, you have never admitted it was fix, you only stated that the problem has been addressed and noted in the way they addressed the problem) If you say "Fixed" - you admitted it was fixed - case closed - you loose.