Snagging and inspection

Taking handover soon? Inspect before you accept.

Independent snagging and inspection by qualified engineers, so your new property is in perfect condition before you take the keys.

About snagging

Your trusted inspection experts.

A snag is any defect or unfinished work in a new property. Finding them early saves time, money and disputes.

Our engineers inspect every room and system, document each issue in a detailed report and help you get them fixed by the developer before handover, or within the warranty period.

Our services

Inspections for every stage.

01

Pre-purchase inspection

Know the condition before you buy.

02

Handover snagging

A full check before you accept the keys.

03

Resale inspection

Condition reports for resale properties.

04

11-month warranty inspection

Catch defects before the warranty ends.

05

Thermographic inspection

Find hidden moisture and insulation issues.

06

Plumbing and pipeline checks

Leaks, pressure and drainage tested.

06

Fire and smoke damage

Inspection after fire or smoke incidents.

06

Post-purchase support

Follow-up until defects are fixed.

Why us

Precise, independent, reliable.

Independent experts on your side, not the developer’s.

How it works

Simple from day one.

Book today

Book your inspection.

Tell us about your property and our team will confirm your inspection.

FAQs

Property Snagging, answered.

Can’t find your answer? Our team is a call or a message away.

A: A snag is a defect or unfinished item in a new property, from paint marks and cracked tiles to faulty wiring or plumbing.

A: Walls, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, joinery, kitchen and bathroom fittings, electrical points, plumbing, air conditioning and balconies, checked room by room.

A: Book it as soon as the developer announces handover, so the inspection takes place before you sign the handover documents.

A: An independent inspector works only for you, uses specialist equipment and knows where defects are commonly found, so issues are less likely to be missed.

A: The developer is responsible for fixing defects identified at handover and during the warranty period.

A: It varies by developer and the number of issues, typically from a few weeks to a few months. We follow up and re-inspect until the work is complete.

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