Property Snagging

A snag is a small defect or problem that remains in your new-build property after the building work has been completed. It is typically something that is damaged or broken, not fitted properly or looks unfinished: for example, a scratch on a window or a missing hinge on a door.

 Most snags are cosmetic, however more serious defects can arise such as major cracks and kitchen fixtures that are not fitted properly, therefore a thorough property inspection is advisable.

Many issues are not visible to the naked eye and require equipment to detect. Your home is the biggest purchase you are likely to make and our professional surveyors allow peace of mind that all areas of your new home are up to the standard that you have paid for, for the years to come.

Our snagging service cover all your property areas including:

• The building structure
• Ceilings and walls
• Gypsum, tiles and ceramic 
• Paintwork and finishes
• Electrical installation
• Water supply
• Sewage & drainage installation 
• Airconditioning
• Extraction and vents
• Kitchen equipment and furniture 
• Bathroom, sanitary ware and fittings
• Windows, doors and frames
• Staircases and related accessories 
• Top Roof condition (water proofing, drainage, equipments...) 
• Water tank and Pump station 
• Soft and hard landscaping including gardens, driveways, fencing, etc.

Q: When the snagging should be performed ?

A: At the inspection visit and before accepting the handover from the developer.

Q: What do I get after the snagging visit 

A: You will get a detailed report including the list of snags with photos, location and recommendation for fixing 

Q: Who is concerned by fixing snags ?

A: As long you did not sign on handover the developer is the lonely responsible to fix the issues encountered during the snagging inspection visit.

Q: Do I need a second inspection after rectification work is done?

A: Not always necessary, if the number of snags is not high initially the client can be guided with the first report to check with the developer, in some cases where the number of snags exceed a hundred it preferable to get a professional