post completion inspection
BACK SNAGGING INSPECTION
BACK SNAGGING INSPECTION
A Back snagging Inspection ensures that any defects raised have been completed to meet high-quality standards
We check your homes quality
We work to the strict guidelines set out by the New Homes Quality Code and work within the standards of the RPSA
RPSA registered & Fully Insured Inspectors with Years of experience
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What is the Purpose?
The back snagging inspection aims to catch the defects after an initial survey , ensuring that it all quality standards are met and closed out once completed
Key Standards
Inspectors check the following:
- Construction Quality: Structural integrity and overall workmanship.
- Safety: Compliance with safety regulations.
- Functionality: Proper operation of plumbing, electrical systems, and finishes.
How Does It Work?
- Qualified Inspector: A third-party inspector evaluates the property.
- Assessment: The home is checked against warranty & builders specification and standards
Report: A detailed report is created, listing any issues that need fixing.
What Happens Next?
- High light defects for the customer within the first 2 years .
- If issues are found, builders must resolve them before a 30 days
Benefits
- For Buyers: Ensures you receive a high-quality home.
- For Builders: Reduces disputes related to defects and promotes better construction standards.
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What is a back snagging inspection?
A back snagging inspection is a follow-up survey conducted after a developer has completed the initial snagging repairs. It ensures all defects have been properly rectified and checks for any new issues.
My developer says I don’t need a snagging survey. Is it still worth getting one?
es! While developers may say inspections aren’t necessary, many defects go unnoticed until after you’ve moved in. Our survey is completely independent and follows strict industry standards to ensure your home is inspected thoroughly. Many homeowners are surprised by the number of issues we identify
When should I book a back snagging inspection?
You should book it after the developer confirms that all snagging issues have been addressed, ideally before your builder’s warranty expires.
What does the inspection cover?
A full check of all previously reported defects An assessment of the quality of repairs Identification of any new issues A detailed report with photographic evidence.
Who conducts the inspection?
A qualified third-party inspector evaluates the property, All our Inspectors are registered with RPSA
What happens if issues are found?
If defects are identified, builders must fix them if they don`t comply with warranty providers standards
What are the benefits?
For buyers, it guarantees a high-quality home. For builders, it reduces disputes and promotes better construction standards.
What happens if defects are found during the inspection?
After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed PDF report with photos highlighting all identified defects. You can then provide this report to your developer, who is responsible for fixing the issues. If they refuse, you have the right to escalate the matter to the NHBC, Premier Guarantee, or LABC warranty provider.