Snagging Company Devon

We find the issues with your new-build before its too late

At this moment in time we only cover parts of the county due the the distance of our nearest surveyor. Please check our availability by contacting us or by booking online (which will prompt for your postcode first to check)

We are an award winning company offering two types of surveys to cater to your specific needs. Our Pre-Completion Inspections (PCI) are conducted prior to receiving the keys, while our Post-Completion Snagging Surveys are carried out after you have moved in. Additionally, during the winter months, we provide thermal heat loss surveys to ensure your property is as energy-efficient as possible.

Pre Completion Inspection

A Pre-Completion Inspection (PCI) follows a specific checklist designed by the NHQB (New Homes Quality Board) to provide homeowners yet to move in with a list specifying if areas of the property have met its standards or not.
The PCI is only suitable pre-completion and is issued within just 24 hours.

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Snagging Survey

Our snagging survey is generally more in-depth than a Pre Completion Inspection as it is not restricted to the the NHQB checklist; rather expanded to include issues that are out of tolerance according to the standards of the NHBC and Building Regulations.
This survey is only carried out after completing (unless consent granted by developer) and is issued within 48 hours.

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"In November 2017, the family hired independent inspection company HomeSnag to do a report - and they identified nearly 150 problems"

"Most problems with new-build homes are cosmetic and easily fixed. For that reason, a traditional survey is likely to be a little excessive - and this is where snagging surveys come in... We recommend hiring a professional surveyor to conduct your snagging survey"

"Snagging - the very name is enough to put you off. No one likes having to deal with problems or hitches. But for anyone who buys a newly built or converted property, the S-word can be crucial. Do it right and you could save yourself thousands of pounds. Do it wrong and you could end up with a problem property"