This means we are committed to meeting the standards and principles of the Code and to treating all customers fairly, including providing appropriate care and protection for customers who may be vulnerable.
A customer may be considered vulnerable if their personal circumstances mean they are at greater risk of disadvantage during the home-buying process. Vulnerability can take many forms and may be temporary or long-term. This could include, for example:
Everyone’s situation is different, and vulnerability is not always visible. We aim to be understanding, flexible and respectful at all times.
At Scotia Homes, we take our responsibility to support vulnerable customers seriously. Where extra care or adjustments are needed, we will work with you to ensure you feel informed, supported and treated fairly throughout your enquiry and purchase. Some of the steps we take include:
If you feel you may benefit from additional support, or if you would like to discuss your circumstances in confidence, please speak to the relevant Sales Advisor at any of our developments. Our team is here to help and will always aim to treat your situation with care and discretion.
For more information about vulnerable customers and the work being carried out under the New Homes Quality Code, you may find the following resources helpful: