Frequently Asked Questions related to snagging survey

 A snagging survey is a detailed inspection of a newly built property to identify any defects or unfinished work that needs to be addressed by the builder before you move in. 

 A snagging survey ensures that any issues or defects are identified and corrected by the builder, ensuring your new home is finished to the highest standard and preventing future problems. 

 It is best to schedule a snagging survey once the construction is complete but before you move in. This allows the builder to address any issues before you occupy the property. 

 The duration of a snagging survey depends on the size and complexity of the property. Typically, a thorough inspection can take several hours to a full day. 

 Our snagging survey report includes detailed information on each defect, including the location, a clear photograph, the recommended time allocation for the repair, and an estimated timescale for completion. 

 We make it easy to forward the snagging report to your builder. The report is provided in a clear and organized format that can be easily shared electronically. 

 Common defects include cosmetic issues like paint finishes, alignment of fixtures and fittings, incomplete or substandard work, and functional problems such as plumbing or electrical issues. 

 Yes, we offer follow-up inspections for a small additional fee to ensure that all identified defects have been satisfactorily addressed by the builder. 

 The cost of a snagging survey varies depending on the size and complexity of the property. Please contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your specific needs. 

 Booking a snagging survey with Build Estimate is easy. You can contact us via phone, email, or through our website to schedule an appointment at your convenience.