KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 26): Trinity Group Sdn Bhd launched a new initiative called the Gold Assurance Programme, to offer an extended defects liability period (DLP) and warranty for some basic finishes of its upcoming projects.
Under the programme, the developer will offer a 36-month DLP instead of the conventional 24-month industry practice. For the warranty of basic finishes, the developer will offer a 10-year warranty for roof leaks instead of the standard two years, as well as a five-year warranty for tile popping instead of the regular two-year warranty.
In the statement dated Aug 22, Trinity Group founder and managing director Datuk Neoh Soo Keat said, “Our Gold Assurance Programme is a testament to our 20 years of experience in building high-rise developments. With deep expertise and stringent quality control measures, including a 10-point checklist and a double roof system, we are committed to providing buyers with unparalleled peace of mind and long-term value”.
Trinity’s upcoming projects that will be part of this programme are high-rise residential developments, namely Trinity Rainfora in Bandar Kinrara and Trinity Sensoria in Ampang.
Trinity Rainfora comprises 535 units of which the Rumah Selangorku units have a built-up of 577 square feet (sq ft), while the open-market units have built-ups from 739- to 1,184 sq ft and are spread across two 31-storey towers. The units have a starting price of RM536,000.
Trinity Sensoria, on the other hand, comprises 737 units, ranging in size from 1,008 sq ft to 2,591 sq ft, spread across three towers. The selling price of the units starts at RM608,000.
“Both of our flagship projects benefitting from the Gold Assurance Programme are creatively themed and conceptualised with unique selling points, offering buyers something exciting.
“These developments are more than just homes; they are vibrant communities that enrich the lives of our residents. With the Gold Assurance Programme, Trinity Group provides an additional layer of security and confidence for all stakeholders involved, from young buyers to seasoned investors,” Neoh added.
