Question 37158 — consumption

Summary

Mr. Grégory Labille alerts the Minister of Ecological Transition to the dishonest actions of certain companies regarding 1 euro insulation offers. Singularly, the MP received the testimony of a resident of the 5th district of the Somme whose furniture and house were damaged by unscrupulous craftsmen, leaving the work unfinished once the invoice authorizing the transfer for the company was signed. by Mrs. F. Cette last had been put in contact with a company eligible for the 1 euro insulation bonus following an advertisement on Facebook. After a few exchanges of emails, the company asked him to send photos in order to carry out the planned insulation work. A few days later, four workers came to carry out Ms. F.'s work at her home. Without the site being finished, the workers had it signed, by vehemently insisting on Ms. F. the contract for delivery of the work and immediately left the house. Ms. F., whose husband is disabled, believes that she was the victim of a dishonest company to the extent that, although she only paid one euro, the work left significant damage in her house, particularly to the sockets, and that the insulation was very poorly done. She is also indignant that such Companies can benefit from this public measure without an evaluation of the work being carried out by the ministry or a state agency before the transfer takes place. Thus, he wonders if an administrative service carries out a verification of the conformity of the work carried out, thus making it possible to validate the transfers to be made within the framework of the 1 euro insulation bonus, and if measures are taken when it is proven that companies misuse it dishonestly.

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