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Homemove helps 1000s of people move home each year and assists them with advice from getting set up to sell their property through to booking in their snagging survey online so they can take the next step in their homemoving journey. We remove the friction and make the process rewarding.

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What do you get with our Snagging Survey reports?

Your exhaustive snagging survey report gives you an in-depth evaluation of your new build property. Your survey includes a meticulous inspection, detection, and expert advice, supported by additional photos to deliver a complete overview. The report will elucidate the following key areas:

Moisture and Dampness Assessment: The snagging survey report comprises a thorough inspection for moisture and dampness, as these problems can critically affect your property's structural stability.
Scrutiny of Defects: They closely examine your property for any defects, including those concealed from plain view, assuring an extensive evaluation.
Possible Property Modifications: They pinpoint areas where potential changes or modifications may have been made, aiding you to comprehend the property's history.
Improvements Without Proper Authorization: They examine the property to establish if any improvements have been conducted without correct planning permission, spotlighting any possible compliance issues.
Presence of Hazardous Substances: They inspect for harmful substances, such as asbestos, to ensure your safety and well-being.
Physical Indications of Subsidence: Subsidence can pose a significant issue for properties. Our survey searches for physical indications of subsidence and its potential impact.

Physical Deterioration to Masonry and Roof Coverings: They assess the condition of masonry and roof coverings to identify any signs of deterioration.
Damage to Wood Structures or Supporting Elements: They inspect the property's timber and supporting structures for any signs of damage or compromise.
Effect of Nearby Trees: Trees in the vicinity can impact a property's stability. They evaluate the potential influence of surrounding trees on your property.
Woodworm and Dry Rot Examination: They check for woodworm and dry rot in timber and supporting structures, as these can lead to serious structural issues.
Damp Proofing, Insulation, and Drainage Assessment: Our survey includes an evaluation of damp proofing, insulation, and drainage to ensure your property is well-protected.
Construction Materials: They provide information on the materials used to construct your property, helping in understanding its durability and maintenance requirements.
Electrics and Heating Evaluation (On Request): At your request, they can carry out an evaluation of the property's electrical and heating systems for your convenience.

The steps to getting your Snagging Survey report

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The initial step involves completing a brief online questionnaire. If the property is deemed suitable for a snagging survey, you may proceed with purchasing the survey directly via our website. We will confirm your preferred time, date of survey with any bespoke requests.

Survey

After scheduling the survey for a convenient time, you can relax and wait. Our knowledgeable building surveyors will examine the property as soon as they can and will keep you updated throughout the procedure.

Report

The written report including photos should arrive within 48 hours of the survey's completion. If the survey reveals any faults or problems, you have the option of negotiating these snags with the developer.

What you’ll learn from your Snagging Survey

You can rely on your local snagging surveyor to have a wealth of knowledge about your developer, the local property types, and any red flags to keep an eye out for. They'll provide a thorough assessment to give you peace of mind, and you'll know exactly what you're getting into.

During the inspection, the surveyor will examine the roof, walls, pipes, timber, and other visible areas of the home to identify any significant defects. The report is useful in the following circumstances:

The building is a new build
The property has been altered or extended
There are clear defects or damages to the property

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FAQ

What is a snagging survey, and why do I need one?

A snagging survey is a thorough inspection carried out on newly constructed or renovated properties. It's designed to identify and list defects or issues, both major and minor, that the builder should rectify before you move in.

Buying a new build home is a major financial commitment, and it's crucial to have as much information as possible about the property you're interested in. The survey can act as a investment with a very real return during negotiations if significant defects are found.

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