The term "snag" refers to a problem that has been identified after the completion of building work and after the developer has approved the property. The nature of snags can range from minor to severe issues, and if left unaddressed, they can/will worsen over time or with use. Major snags are frequently encountered and should be reported to the developer as soon as possible, as they may violate building regulations or home building standards. Our snagging professionals possess a comprehensive understanding of both building regulations and home building standards, enabling them to identify snags that would typically go unnoticed by an average homeowner.

FAQs

Q: What is a snagging report?

A snagging report is a document that lists the defects that have been identified during a visual inspection of a newly built home. Our report provides a detailed and comprehensive account of all the defects we have found, which exceed both the Consistent Approach to Finishes standard and the industry accepted tolerance levels. We incorporate date and time-stamped photographs, which are annotated and accompanied by a detailed description of the defect, providing a clearer understanding for the developer to follow.