If you’re building a new build property and looking for a home survey, a snagging report might be what you need.
A snagging report is a professional inspection specifically for new build homes which looks to spot any faults.
From minor cosmetic issues like paint marks or loose fittings to signs of more serious defects, a snagging report gives you a clear list of problems to share with your developer so they can be fixed – helping to ensure your home is finished to the standard you paid for.
There are several types of snagging reports available, depending on where you are in the buying process. Not sure which one you need? Our team is here to guide you. Get in touch today and we’ll make sure you get the right report for you.
We work with a trusted network of specialists to deliver the reports you need, when you need them 
Four different snagging reports depending on your new build needs 
We find the best providers for your needs, saving you time and effort 
We work with a trusted partner who specialises in pre-completion snagging inspections, to be carried out before legal completion on your new home. Their detailed surveys help identify defects, unfinished work, and structural concerns, to give you confidence that your new home
meets a l expected standards before you move in.
We partner with a reliable snagging specialist who offers detailed inspections even after you’ve moved into your new-build home. Their comprehensive surveys help uncover any unfinished work or defects to ensure your new build home adheres to building regulations and
standards. Giving you peace of mind for new build buyers, even after move-in.
Ensure your developer has properly addressed any previously reported issues by having a follow-up De-snag inspection. Typically carried out within 12 months of the initial snagging survey, this inspection helps con rm that a l repairs and fixes meet the required standards.
If you’ve recently had an extension, renovation, or refurbishment, our trusted inspection partner can assess the quality of the work. Their inspections help ensure it meets building regulations and is free from hidden defects, giving you reassurance and helping to protect your investment.
