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On a new build snagging survey we don't just raise issues for aesthetic improvement, we often raise fundamental issues that have been missed. Two examples from this past week include a chimney / gable wall not built plumb and window ledges not installed level. Whilst it may cause no immediate concern, such issues could go missed until too late until a survey in the future raises it; leaving you to foot the bill rather than the developer making it right within their warranty. As a rule of thumb, the cost of a snagging inspection could save you money in the future!...
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This is an interesting post and shows how important it is to get a surveyor to check out a property your thinking of buying. As with most things, it's lots of the the unseen or hidden foundation work that can cost the most money and hassle and to the ordinary eye gets missed. That's why it's so important to get your property thoroughly checked, especially for any plumbing problems as this could be a nasty suprise in the future! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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"I always insist that there is specific provision for snagging," says Thomas Moran, partner at law firm Speechly Bircham. "Reputable developers do this anyway, but there are all sorts in the market, some big, some small, so you need a contractual promise than within, say, a year they will come back to remedy any minor defects in the finishing." read full article here
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