A snagging inspection is a detailed check of a new-build property to identify defects, unfinished work, or anything that falls below industry standards. The findings are presented in a report for the buyer to pass on to the builder for correction.

Ideally, a snagging survey should be done before you move in, just after the builder hands over the property. However, it can also be done up to two years after completion, depending on your warranty terms.

We carry out inspections across Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Louth. If you’re unsure if your location is included, just get in touch with our team.

Yes, you are welcome to be there while we inspect your property. We’ll also provide a full written report afterwards, so you have everything in writing.

We inspect everything from cosmetic issues like cracked tiles and poor finishes to more serious concerns such as insulation problems, leaks, or misaligned doors and windows.

This depends on the size of the property, but most inspections take between 2 to 4 hours. We never rush – we take the time needed to check everything thoroughly.

No. We are fully independent and work solely for the buyer. This ensures there’s no conflict of interest in our reporting.

Most builders do accept independent snagging reports, especially if the findings are presented clearly and supported by industry standards.

We usually deliver your full written report within 24–48 hours of the inspection, depending on property size and inspection type.

Yes. If you’ve had work done based on our snag list, we can return for a re-inspection to confirm that all items have been properly resolved.