Snagging Surveys
Independent New Build Snagging Experts.
Our highly qualified and experienced inspectors provide a comprehensive, clearly annotated snagging report that is straightforward to read and use. You can then pass this report to your developer so they can address any identified defects. As a leading new-build snagging specialist, we have inspected thousands of homes across England and Wales, giving you complete confidence that you are in expert hands.
We’ve Got It Covered
What’s included?
- Thermal image analysis (optional extra)
- Drone inspection (optional extra)
- Internal Joinery, Woodwork, Ironmongery
- Plastering, Dry Lining, Paintwork Finish
- Application of Sealants, Mastic
- Ceramics, Sanitaryware, Showers and Screens
- Plumbing, Heating and Hot Water Systems
- Electrical Outlets, Switches, Lights and Consumer Units
- Kitchen Appliances, Kitchen Installation, Worktops
- Windows, Glazing, Locks, Cills and Extraction Connections
Qualified personnel
Proven track record
Affordable fees
Personalised services
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Choose Us?
Areas We Cover
Quality Surveying provides snagging surveys across:
- Liverpool
- Wirral
- St Helens
- Knowsley
- Sefton
- Southport
- Bootle
- Crosby
- Formby
- Prescot
- Huyton
- Kirkby
- Halewood
- Rainhill
- Maghull
- Ormskirk
- Widnes
- Runcorn
And throughout Merseyside and surrounding areas.
Quality Surveying – Delivering Confidence in Every New Home.
- Boundaries, Walls, Fencing And Gates
- Soft Landscaping, Turf, Slabs and Retaining Elements
- Driveways, Footpaths Access and Egress
- Brickwork, Masonry, Render, Mortar and Openings
- Guttering, Downpipes and Boiler Outlets
- External Application of Sealants, Mastic
- uPVC Windows and Doors
- Garages, Brickwork, Doors and Slab
- Meter Boxes, Manholes, Inspection Chambers
- Porches, Bays and Canopy
- Roof Tiles, Ridge Tiles, Verge, Eves, Fascia, Soffits and Rafter
What is a Snagging Survey?
Why Do I Need a Snagging Survey?
A snagging survey is a systematic inspection of a property to identify defects or unfinished work, known as snags. It is typically carried out by a snagging inspector on behalf of the homeowner. After the inspection, a snagging report is produced and shared with both the homeowner and the site manager. The property developer is then responsible for correcting the issues highlighted in the report. When conducted thoroughly, this process usually takes around 3–4 hours for an average UK home, although the duration can vary depending on the quality of workmanship and the level of care taken during construction.
A snagging inspection is the examination of a newly built property to identify defects, substandard workmanship, and more significant issues that may not comply with building regulations. Virtually any element of a new home can be identified as a “snag” during this process. A snagging surveyor assesses whether anything has been damaged during construction, evaluates the standard of installation of fixtures and fittings, and checks the overall finish of building and decorative work.
Typical issues found might include scratches on glass or kitchen surfaces, paint defects such as uneven coverage or “grinning,” malfunctioning extractor fans, uneven turf placement, steps that fall outside acceptable tolerances, or poorly applied sealant. In reality, the list of possible defects is extensive, as almost any part of a property can contain faults.
A standard newly built home in the UK often reveals over 150 defects, largely due to large-scale construction methods and tight project deadlines. You can also read customer feedback to learn more about the snagging inspection process.
.