Identify Your Property Issues
At Snag My Home, we focus on identifying defects in newly constructed properties to safeguard your investment. Our skilled professionals excel in meticulous attention to detail, thoroughly inspecting your home to uncover issues stemming from subpar craftsmanship. With a comprehensive snagging report, we enable homeowners to engage effectively with builders, ultimately saving time and money on potential repairs.
Identify Issues with Your New Build with our two step process
Inspection Arranged & Conducted
A snagging report costs only a couple of hundred pounds and compared to what you are spending on your new property/extension these days it would be careless not to have one.
Digital Report Created & Delivered
Receive a comprehensive report detailing all identified issues, accompanied by photographic evidence.
Why choose us
First-hand knowledge
Our inspectors are trained to identify even the smallest defects, ensuring nothing is overlooked. We have years of experience working on site and paying attention to detail.
Most new build snags are cosmetic, such as above but some snags can point to more serious underlying issues.
Saves time & money
This can save you money, time and stress in the future. Once you have your snagging survey report, you can approach the property developer. This will give you proof and a professional opinion on issues in the home. The property developer can then make right any concerns highlighted in the report.
What is a pre completion inspection?
Pre completion inspections or PCIs were introduced by the New Homes Quality Board in 2022. This inspection provides an opportunity to spot any potential problems, often referred to as snags before completion, thus providing additional peace of mind to you the buyer. This will involve an inspection of your property the exterior and room by room to check against NHBC Standards. After this you will receive a comprehensive snagging report.
Peace of mind
A snagging report typically costs only a few hundred pounds, and considering the significant investment you're making in your new property or extension, it would be imprudent not to have one carried out. Ideally, you should arrange a snagging inspection prior to your completion date. By doing this, you retain control over your funds, giving you greater leverage to ensure any defects are addressed. However, if you've already moved into your new home, don’t stress; you can still arrange for a snagging report before the builder's warranty expires, which is generally two years.
