
Clear defect reporting for homeowners
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It is easy to walk through a new home and notice several things that do not look quite right. The harder part is remembering every item, describing each problem consistently and explaining where it is when you contact the developer. A structured snagging report turns those separate observations into one practical record.
Our snagging inspection and reporting process is designed to give London new-build owners a clearer way to document visible defects identified during the survey. Instead of relying on handwritten notes or photos scattered across a phone, you receive organised findings that can support your follow-up with the developer.

A good report should make the findings easier to act on. That means describing defects clearly, keeping them organised and giving enough context for the homeowner to understand what was found.
Identified snags are arranged so you can work through the findings systematically rather than piecing together notes from different rooms.
We use straightforward wording that explains the issue without making simple finishing defects harder to understand than they need to be.
The report is structured to help distinguish where individual snagging items were identified within the property.
The document can be retained as your own record when tracking what has been raised and what still requires attention.
A clear snagging list can make discussions more focused because individual items are easier to identify and refer back to.
Keeping findings together reduces the confusion that can arise when snagging concerns are reported separately over several messages or conversations.
| Service | Estimated Cost | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Small flat inspection and report | £250–£350 | About £300 |
| Two-bedroom property | £300–£425 | About £360 |
| Three-bedroom property | £350–£500 | About £425 |
| Large house or apartment | £450–£700+ | About £575 |
The report normally forms part of the snagging inspection service. Costs vary with property size, layout, location, access and scope.

We keep descriptions practical so the report is useful to the person who actually owns the property.
Individual defects are organised so you can work through the snagging list more efficiently.
The report is based on an inspection of accessible areas rather than simply rewriting a list supplied by the homeowner.
Keeping a consistent written record can help when you are monitoring remedial items after moving in.
Tell us about your new build and when you expect access.
No obligation to proceed.

Provide the property information and arrange suitable access.
We move through the new build methodically and record the relevant defects identified.
Individual snagging observations are grouped and written clearly.
You receive an organised record that is easier to refer to than informal notes.
The report can support your communication with the developer as relevant remedial items are discussed.