FAQ

Clear answers about snagging inspections and why they matter.

Understanding Snagging Surveys

What is snagging?

Snagging identifies defects in new builds, ensuring developers fix problems before property handover.

Why is snagging important?

It ensures homes meet promised quality, avoiding hidden defects and saving you expensive repair costs later.

What does a snagging survey cover?

Our survey covers structure, finishes, plumbing, electrics, heating, safety systems, and exterior details comprehensively.

When is the best time for snagging?

Ideally, inspections are done before moving in, ensuring issues are resolved quickly by your developer.

Usually, how many snags do you find?

This depends on build quality; some homes have a handful, while others show hundreds.

Everything you need to know before and during your survey.

Do I need to be present during inspection?

No, but being present helps you understand defects directly, while our report explains everything clearly.

Can I book online?

Yes, our website allows easy booking with flexible slots available to suit your schedule conveniently.

Can I book by phone?

Absolutely, call us directly to reserve your snagging inspection at a time convenient for you.

Can I reschedule my inspection date?

Yes, you can reschedule with advance notice, subject to surveyor availability and your preferred slot.

How long until I receive my report?

You’ll receive your full snagging report with pictures and explanations by 10 PM next day.

Details about coverage, warranties, and follow-up inspections.

Do you offer re-inspection services?

Yes, we revisit properties to confirm builders have corrected snags, providing peace of mind.

Do you inspect old properties or extensions?

Yes, we inspect extensions, refurbishments, and older homes, identifying hidden defects often overlooked during construction.

Which locations do you cover?

We provide snagging inspections across UK regions. Please check our listed coverage areas online.

Do you provide thermal scanning?

Yes, thermal scanning is included when weather allows, identifying heat loss around windows, doors, radiators.

What if my developer refuses to fix issues?

We provide evidence-based reports to strengthen your case, supporting further action through warranty or legal.

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