Ensure Your New-Build Property is Perfect with Our Snagging Guide

Snagging involves identifying defects or unfinished work in a new-build property after completion. Typically carried out within 48 hours, though this varies by developer, it ensures any issues are resolved promptly, guaranteeing your property meets the highest standards.

Snagging Inspections
Snagging Inspections

Identify defects early to ensure your property meets top standards.

Detailed Checklist
Detailed Checklist

Inspect every aspect of your property with our comprehensive guide.

Help for Buyers
Help for Buyers

Confidently review your property with our step-by-step snagging guide.

Protect Your Investment
Protect Your Investment

Resolve issues early to safeguard your property’s long-term value.

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The Snagging Process

Collect Your Keys - Rothmore Property
1

Take ownership of your property and get ready to inspect.

Conduct Your Inspection - Rothmore Property
2

Use our snagging checklist to identify any defects or unfinished work.

Notify the Developer - Rothmore Property
3

Report snags and ensure they’re fixed before settling in.

Helping You Inspect Your Property with Ease

Simplify the snagging process with our free downloadable guide. Inspect your new-build property confidently, identify defects, and ensure it's delivered to the highest standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your essential guide to common property questions. If you need more details, get in touch with our team.

Snagging is the process of identifying and reporting any defects or unfinished work in a new-build property before completion.

No, we do not provide snagging services. However, we offer a downloadable guide to help buyers carry out their own snagging inspections.
 

Snagging should be done after receiving the keys but before moving in. Most developers allow 48 hours to 14 days to report issues.

Common snagging issues include poor paintwork, faulty plumbing, cracks in walls, or improperly installed fixtures. Our guide provides a detailed checklist to help you review all potential problem areas.