Industry Leaders Call For Tighter Renovation Safeguards To Protect Malaysian Homeowners
Malaysian home improvement industry leaders are urging homeowners to verify contractor registrations and obtain necessary approvals. They warn that not doing so could lead to financial losses and safety risks. The recommendations come from four industry associations. They highlighted concerns over unregistered renovation contractors.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsHomeowners in Malaysia can protect themselves by verifying contractor registrations and checking product safety certifications before starting renovation projects.
What it means for Japanese buyers
Malaysian home improvement industry leaders urge verification of contractor registrations.
Japanese homeowners in Malaysia should check contractor registrations and product safety certifications to avoid financial losses and safety risks.
They should obtain necessary renovation approvals before starting projects.
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