
Snagging is part of the home buyers survey process of a property surveyor identifies and flags to your builder any defects or imperfections in your new home. These defects can be minor or major, and they can range from anything like a scratch on the door to a plumbing leak.
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Most new build developers offer a 2 year builders warranty & a 10 year warranty provided by NHBC, PREMIER and other warranty providers in and around Mansfield and Nottingham.
During the two-year period would be the best time to conduct a property survey ideally when you move in and 2 months before your builders warranty ends.Default Answer
To ensure your new home is free of hidden issues, a snagging survey is highly recommended. This thorough inspection can uncover problems you might not spot on your own, even before you move in. Once identified, the property development company can address these issues, preventing potential stress and complications down the line. Check out our customer review
How much does a snagging survey cost? The cost of a snagging survey starts at around £300 and can cost as much as £600. The total cost will depend on the size and value of the new build property and the type of Inspection level needed
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