Clear, Practical Defect Reporting
Snagging Reports for New Builds
Turn inspection findings into a clear list you can raise with your developer. Get a Free Estimate
Clear, Practical Defect Reporting
Turn inspection findings into a clear list you can raise with your developer. Get a Free Estimate
Spotting a problem is one thing; being able to show the developer exactly what and where it is makes the next conversation much easier.
The independent provider can record each finding as a separate snag and organise the report so it is easy to work through. It is a more practical way to raise defects than relying on a collection of phone photos and notes made while moving in.
A good snagging report should help you move from inspection to action. We focus on clarity, consistent descriptions and an organised structure that allows individual defects to be discussed and tracked more easily.
Issues are separated into distinct items rather than being grouped into vague general comments.
We describe findings in straightforward wording so you can quickly understand the concern.
Where practical, findings are organised by area to make defects easier to locate within the property.
The report records items identified during the accessible visual snagging inspection.
The document is designed to provide a practical basis for raising snagging issues with the developer.
The independent provider can organise findings so they are easier to read, locate and discuss.
Reports avoid unnecessary complexity and focus on explaining each snag clearly.
The report is based on the defects and unfinished items observed during the property inspection.
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An independent snagging survey provider can carry out the agreed snagging inspection of the accessible property.
Visible defects and incomplete items are documented as they are identified.
The findings are structured into a clear and practical snagging report.
You can use the report when communicating snagging items to your developer or site team.